Low-carbon travel at Thung Prong Thong

Hello, friends of Trip. Today, Biologirl would like to recommend a low-carbon tourist attraction for those who love nature conservation. 🌳 Thung Prong Thong, Pak Nam Prasae, Klaeng District, Rayong Province 🌳 This is the largest mangrove forest in Rayong Province. It covers an area of ​​over 6,000 rai, filled with mangrove and prong trees. The prong trees are what give it the name "Thung Prong Thong" because the tops of the prong trees are light green with a yellow tint. The more sunlight they receive, the more beautiful they look all year round. Originally, this area was degraded from fishing and other agricultural activities. Later, it was developed into the current Thung Prong Thong, which is an animal nursery. It is the lungs of Rayong Province and is also a conservation tourist attraction. With a walking path of about two kilometers, you can study and learn about the community's way of life. This encourages the community to have income at the same time. For traveling, there is a car park for 20 baht per car. There will be locals riding a tricycle to take you to the entrance of Thung Prong Thong. The fare is only 5 baht per person. Along the way, you can fully enjoy nature, including the abundance of trees, the sound of shrimps that make a loud noise in the forest, and crabs crawling on the roots of the mangrove trees. There is also an observation tower to see the panoramic view. There is also the Shrine of Father Saem Phu, a sacred object that the villagers have worshipped since ancient times, located in this mangrove forest. At the exit, you will see the HTMS Prasae, which is a great place to continue your trip. If you get to Rayong, don't forget to stop by and visit us. 🩷 #NatureAttractions #Rayong