An eco-tourism destination in Pak Nam Prasae with a rich mangrove forest ecosystem. From the area that in the past used to be a source of agriculture and fishery for the villagers in the community of Ban Sam Phu, Pak Nam Prasae, which has deteriorated. gradually being restored by the Pak Nam Prasae Subdistrict Municipality Collaborate with local residents Balancing the largest mangrove forest in Rayong to come back complete again Along with developing into an eco-tourism destination Along with being a source of natural study along the way To raise awareness of the importance of abundant nature in coastal areas Just walk along the wooden bridge for a distance of more than 2 kilometers, you will find an abundance of mangrove forests that are crowded with many kinds of plants such as Samae, Tabun Dam, Lamphun, mangroves, and Prong Daeng, especially the highlight is Thung Prong. Gold caused by intense crowding of the prong leaves glowing yellow which when the sun shines down will emerge as a picture of a golden field Among the greenery of the mangroves that surround the direction So beautiful that it eventually became the location of an important eco-tourism destination in Rayong province. *A must-visit attraction* - Mangrove Nature Trail Watch the abundance of mangrove forests or Tung Prong Thong - Thung Prong Thong, traverse along the path on the bridge. You will find Tung Prong Thong in bright yellow color. Free of charge for visiting The route to the community is not suitable for parking private cars. because the space is narrow and limited There are tricycles for hire in the community. and service boats Sit and watch the mangrove forest at night as a group. *Do not miss activities* - Go through the wooden bridge to watch fireflies at night - Watch aquatic animals that rely on the mangrove ecosystem for their livelihood such as shrimp, mollusks, mangrove crabs, fiddler crabs, and mudskippers.