Speaking of Nanning, people usually think of sunshine, waves, and beaches. But today, I’m going to introduce a place that allows you to experience a different kind of natural oxygen bar after enjoying sunshine, waves, and beaches. It’s a place with a unique environment that you won’t want to miss.
The emerald green, the rolling waves, the layers of forest and ocean waves intertwine, the scenery is magnificent and unforgettable.
Jinhai Bay Mangrove Forest, a beautiful encounter. Jinhai Bay Mangrove Nature Reserve is located at the southeastern end of Beihai City. Because it faces the sea and has a large sand dune shaped like a crown, it is known locally as “Big Crown Sand” by Beihai people.
The biggest feature here is the mangrove forest. The area has more than 3,000 acres of mangroves. The flat sands of Jinhai Bay, abundant sunshine, and abundant rainfall make it a perfect place for mangrove growth.
The sea has its tides every day. The mangrove forest is periodically immersed in seawater. The rise and fall of the tides are related to the movement of the moon. The mangrove forest adjusts its biological rhythm accordingly.
When the tide is high, only a part of the graceful canopy is visible, with the charm of “half-hidden in a pipa”. When the tide is low, the tree trunk, fragrant with sea mud, shyly emerges from the sea, presenting a scene of “a thousand calls and finally comes out”.
The mangrove forest provides nutrient-rich food for shallow-water wetland organisms, such as fish, shrimp, shellfish, and crabs, in the form of litter.
It is also a good place for birds and marine animals to inhabit. You can see many unexpected creatures here.
In addition to the spectacular and beautiful mangrove forest, there is also a rare marine biodiversity conservation area in China. You can wade in the warm brackish water, play in the water, play in the sand, play with crabs, and personally experience digging snails, digging shellfish, and digging sandworms. You might even encounter marine life you’ve never seen before!
This place is also one of Asia’s largest “tide-catching” amusement parks. When the tide is high, you can take a speedboat out to sea, cruise through the mysterious mangrove forest, experience the thrill of drifting on the sea, and go to the fishing ground to set crab traps to catch fish, shrimp, and crabs.
When the tide is low, dig snails, dig sandworms, catch crabs on the charming beach, enter the “Dan Bo” sea enclosure maze to catch fish, which is most popular with tourists.
Are you looking forward to it? Come and experience a different kind of tide-catching. It will add a lot of fun to your trip.
The entrance fee here mainly depends on the catch of the tide-catching. The price is very cheap. But it is very delicious.
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