Levera National Park

Levera National Park

Levera National Park (Levera National Park) covers an area of 450 acres and is located on the northeast coast of the Atlantic Ocean. Levera National Park is a paradise for visitors from all over the world. Not only is the scenery beautiful here, but there is also a range of recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. In Levera National Park, there is an observation bridge where visitors can see a variety of birds. The cheerful birds even occasionally land on visitors’ shoulders as a welcome, and visitors are often charmed by these friendly creatures.

The birdwatching bridge leads all the way to the mangrove forest, which grows in the tidal flats and shallow waters at the boundary between land and sea, forming a unique ecosystem that transitions from land to ocean. The spectacular mangrove landscape is truly breathtaking. There are also many birds in the mangroves, and as you walk through them, you can hear the birds’ cheerful chirping. Levera Beach is a very important part of Levera National Park. This beach boasts pure white sands, and when visitors feel tired from exploring the park, they can lie down or sit on the pristine sandy shore to rest or go into the water to enjoy the fun of splashing around.