Kuala Gula, a fishing settlement in the Kerian District, is part of the Forest Reserve, which is actually a mangrove swamp area.
This well-preserve mangrove swamp has many species of mangrove trees including "Avicennia spp" and "Rhizopora spp"
There are approximately 166 species that can be found at one time in this protected sanctuary. The numerous species include Mycteria Cinerea and the Laptopilos Javanicus which are from Siberia.
Kuala Gula is also a stopover for various species of birds when they migrate from the North to South Hemisphere especially from Siberia and Mongolia. They can be seen in this area between the months of August till April the following year.
These birds migrate to avoid the bitter winter. Visitors to this area need clearance from the Wild Reserve Department.

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