Visit the mangrove forest @ Pranburi Forest Park

Pran Buri Forest Park is a project that was developed from the Pran Buri forest under the royal initiative of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit. It has now become an eco-tourism destination with a mangrove ecosystem study trail that is over 1 kilometer long. It is quite a special feeling when we step into this 100-year-old mangrove forest. On the wooden bridge that is over 1 kilometer long, there are places for us to stop and admire nature, along with signs explaining the ecosystem of this mangrove forest at intervals. We will be able to admire nature and absorb knowledge, making us realize that this forest has a variety of trees, such as black taro, sea acacia, red taro, white taro, large-leaf mangrove, and small-leaf mangrove. Along the way, there are many aquatic animals for us to study and see. At some points, there are signs telling us to be quiet, in case we hear the sound of “shrimp crowing”, using their claws to pinch each other, making a loud pop, pop, pop, very pleasant sound. Along the way, there are also large climbing fish swimming out for us to see. However, we must not make loud noises, otherwise, the animals will not come out for us to see. Location: Village 1, Pak Nam Pran Subdistrict, Pran Buri District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iDHob6VRLbninyrr6