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Tanjung Lesung Coral Conservation

Tanjung Lesung Coral Conservation (photo: Jateng Today)

Tanjung Lesung Coral Conservation

What about an underwater experience in Banten? If you are up for it and you love the sea, Tanjung Lesung is the perfect location to witness one of the places for the preservation and development of corals. A guide will explain the visitors the marine animal species and corals. During this tour, visitors will learn how to transplant corals and many things about safeguarding these wonders of nature.

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Tanjung Lesung Coral Conservation

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