Mallika Dureja
The mangrove woods near Sanur in Bali are a romantic place to hang out and have a good time. It is a piece of nature that has never been touched. It is pure and has many other amazing features. At the entrance to the forest, you’ll be shocked to see all of these beautiful pieces of nature together. If you want to know more about the forest’s history and how it became a forest, you can get that information at the Mangrove Information Centre.
The south coast of Sanur is naturally protected by these mangrove forests, and you can walk through a section of them to see how important they are to the environment. When the tide is high, sea life can hide between the roots of the mangroves. Everyone knows that mangrove trees protect the coasts from Tsunamis and provide shelter for migratory birds and other rare species that can only be found along the coasts.
The Mangrove Information Centre, which is in 600 hectares of mangrove forest, does a lot to get people, both locals and tourists, to understand how important it is to protect these forests. Most people spend half a day here to see the nature show and learn more about how to protect it. In the middle of the forest, there is also a watch tower made of traditional materials.
Location: The mangrove forest is located 6 kms away from Sanur in Kuta direction. You can reach there by taxi or car from Ngurah Rai Airport.
