Dongzhaigang Mangroves selected for 'China National Geographic'

📍Detailed address: Located in the Dongzhaigang National Nature Reserve in Meilan District, Haikou City, Hainan Province. The Dongzhaigang Mangroves here are the largest coastal tidal forests in China, stretching 28 kilometers and distributed across the entire coastal shallows. Due to land subsidence into the sea, the coastline here is winding and bay-rich, and the lagoon beach is flat. The mangroves in the reserve are like a 'forest park on the sea', and there is also the world geological wonder 'undersea village'. There are 204 species of birds, 115 species of mollusks, 119 species of fish, more than 70 species of crabs, and more than 40 species of shrimps, which are a treasure trove of species genes and resources. In addition to rich biodiversity, the mangroves also have many unique ecological functions, such as wave prevention and dike protection, disaster prevention and reduction, and environmental purification, and are praised as 'green oxygen bars'. ⏳Tourist attractions in the scenic area: boat tour (with onboard guide introducing the mangroves), wooden plank road, wooden plank road + Moon Tower (viewing tower) (The three projects are separate, the Moon Tower is located in the wooden plank road, and the entrances to the wooden plank road and the boat tour are separate) Project charges: boat tour 60 yuan, wooden plank road 26 yuan, wooden plank road + Moon Tower 50 yuan.