Congaree National Park Review

Although the weather was not particularly ideal when we arrived at Kangaroo Marsh National Park. The scenery still made us feel very spectacular. Cannibals were particularly impressed.

Stepping into Kangaroo Marsh National Park is like entering the virgin forest. There are a lot of trees, lush and very lush. The whole park is foggy, like a fairy tale world, the scenery is very good.

It’s really great here, giving people a feeling of adventure, the temperature inside is quite high, and the feeling inside is like a virgin forest because of the unspoiled. You can enjoy a lot of strange beauty when you walk inside, which is still very recommended.

This is the hottest deciduous forest in the world. It gives the first feeling of entering the ancient virgin forest, the natural beauty is panoramic, the trees are very high, very spectacular! There are also many mosquitoes during the day, so you must do a good job of protection before entering.

Cangree Marsh National Park is the largest native hardwood forest reserve in the United States. Founded in 2003, South Carolina, it protects the largest native hardwood forest in the United States, and the lush trees growing in the park are the tallest trees in the eastern United States, forming the world's hottest deciduous forest. It gives the first impression of entering the ancient virgin forest, the natural beauty of the panoramic view, generally recommended to visit here in summer. The most common trees in the national park are American pine, which is tall, lush, towering into the clouds, and grow on the water side or in the water. The large animals in the park include bobcats, deer, hyenas, lizards, turkeys, etc., turtles, snakes, alligators living in the water, in addition to bow salmon, big-mouthed black salmon, salmon and other fish.