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Mangrove is a kind of unique tree which mostly grow within tropical and subtropical coastal areas. Mangrove trees are viviparous which is unique and quiet different from other trees.
Covering an area of around 260 hectare, the Yingluogang Mangrove Nature Reserve is among the well-developed, well preserved mangroves in China and now under careful protection. With its thick tree crown and twisted and intricate stilt roots, the trees not only present a lovely scene, but also have high scientific value. Now the Yingluogang Mangrove Nature Reserve has become a network member of World Biosphere Reserve of UNESCO.
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Opening Time:
9：00-17：00
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How to get there:
1. Tourists should take an express bus from Beihai to Hepu (5 Yuan), then ride a bus from Hepu to Shankou (12 Yuan) and then take a bus (about 2 Yuan) to the Mangrove Nature Reserve.
2. Take an express bus from Beihai to Shatian (about 14 Yuan), and then a motor bike can take you there.
1. Tourists should take an express bus from Beihai to Hepu (5 Yuan), then ride a bus from Hepu to Shankou (12 Yuan) and then take a bus (about 2 Yuan) to the Mangrove Nature Reserve.
2. Take an express bus from Beihai to Shatian (about 14 Yuan), and then a motor bike can take you there.
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(1). A visit to Yingluogang Mangrove Nature Reserve at different times has different views. When the tide recedes, the 8-meter-high mangroves will appear like an original forest with roots twisted until to the tree crown. And when the tide is rising, only tree crown remains in sight, along with views of fishes jumping on to the leaves and snakes dancing among the trees, which forms a special interest.
(2). The best time for a visit is from March to November.
(1). A visit to Yingluogang Mangrove Nature Reserve at different times has different views. When the tide recedes, the 8-meter-high mangroves will appear like an original forest with roots twisted until to the tree crown. And when the tide is rising, only tree crown remains in sight, along with views of fishes jumping on to the leaves and snakes dancing among the trees, which forms a special interest.
(2). The best time for a visit is from March to November.
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