Pranburi Mongrove Forest was established on September 30, 1982 in accordance with the Royal Decree of the King of Thailand.

The Mangrove Reserve was established on September 30, 1982 in accordance with the Royal Edict of Thailand. A 1,000-meter-long bridge that crosses the mangroves is built in the reserve. Walking along the wooden plank road that crosses the mangroves, the branches of the century-old mangroves on both sides are intertwined, which is quite spectacular. Mangroves are trees or shrubs that grow below the highest tide line and above the average high tide line on tropical or subtropical coasts. They have special evolutions such as viviparous, breathing roots, and supporting roots. They have the ability to maintain the rich ecology of coastal wetlands, and they also have the function of windproof and anti-tidal erosion.

You can sign up for a one-day Tour of the mangroves at a Travel agency in Hua Hin, or take a bus from Hua Hin to Bangpu, and then charter a boat from the village. The ticket price is 200 baht, regardless of adults and children. It is open all day and it is estimated to take 2 hours to play here.