Yooo hello my fellow hivers and the whole community, come back with me Jodi Pamungkas, thank you for supporting and reading my previous post. Still on a working holiday, Ema and I returned to visit tourist attractions in my city, Ema gave me a recommendation to go to one of the famous ecotourism in my city. The ecotourism is mangrove forest, this place is filled with various types of mangrove trees, I don't understand too much about these types of mangroves, I just headed straight to the entrance to Langsa city mangrove ecotourism.
Now I am at the entrance to this ecotourism, the place is very nice and shady, almost all of them are filled with mangrove trees, the writing at the top is "welcome to visitors to Kuala Langsa mangrove ecotourism", a very nice welcome. Don't forget to follow health protocols, wear a mask and use a hand sanitizer. The ecotourism entrance fee is around 4 $ for 2 people and it includes masks and parking.
well, now I have entered this ecotourism place, this mangrove ecotourism is very wide and the whole place is filled with various types of mangroves, because I came during the day, so this ecotourism is not too crowded, the bridge is very nice and comfortable.
Now I am heading to another road, there are 3 different colors of bridges provided by the government, the bridge that I am currently walking on is the first brown bridge, this brown colored path is quite far, maybe about 300 meters to get to other colored bridges.
You can see Ema is walking and taking some videos to capture the moment on this ecotourism, sometimes Ema and I also encounter wild monkeys around this mangrove ecotourism.
Now, I am on a white bridge, this bridge is not long like the previous bridge, only for photo spots of visitors with their family, this white bridge is a link to other roads.
Now I go straight to the green colored bridge which is the last bridge to the mangrove ecotourism exit. You can see that there is 1 photo spot in the shape of love, this spot is usually used to take pictures with couples and family, it looks like this place is also not hot because it is filled with tall mangrove trees.
This green bridge is slightly narrower than the first brown bridge, every road is always clean and there is no dirt, sometimes there are visitors who are not responsible for littering, I hope everyone is aware of that, stop littering .
Because this mangrove ecotourism is quite wide and far away, the ecotourism manager also makes public toilets for visitors who want to urinate and defecate, this toilet is really needed, because before entering this ecotourism, every visitor can bring a drink or food.
For Muslims, this ecotourism provides a place of prayer for visitors who are Muslim, it is really necessary a place of worship like this, because there are some visitors who are not from this city, there are many visitors who come from other cities such as Lhokseumawe and other cities.
The photo above is an uninhabited building, this place used to sell various souvenirs and snacks, but because of the many wild monkeys roaming around this mangrove ecotourism. The seller is very difficult to sell their wares, because wild monkeys really like to take their merchandise, now the condition of this building is no longer maintained.
now I am in a photo spot for visitors, the city government has succeeded in advancing tourism in this city, I really appreciate the hard work of this city government, with this ecotourism, hopefully it can add people from outside the city to visit the city this or to this ecotourism.
For about a few hours I wandered around in this mangrove forest, I saw that there were several buildings used to sell snacks or drinks, only a few buildings were available for visitors to buy snacks or drinks, visitors could also relax in that place, because they also provided several chairs .
After going around this mangrove ecotourism for about a few hours, taking some pictures around this ecotourism, finally I arrived at the exit of this ecotourism, around 4 o'clock I returned home with Ema. Today's holiday is very enjoyable, seeing the vast mangrove forests and seeing various types of mangroves. mangroves are very important for survival, because without mangroves, if a tsunami occurs my whole city will be destroyed without any barrier like this mangrove forest. Thank you to those of you who have read and stopped by my post today, give your suggestions and support, see you in the next post.