Mana Bay water park in Munshiganj, Bangladesh, is not only a place for visitors to have fun and enjoy a variety of water-based attractions but also an opportunity to experience and appreciate the beauty of the local flora. The park's landscaped areas will feature a wide range of native plants, providing visitors with a unique and immersive experience.
The park's main water attraction area will be surrounded by various native plants well-suited to the local climate and environment. These plants will provide shade and cooling for visitors and help reduce the urban heat island effect. Some plant species in this area include the Coconut tree, Betel Nut Tree, Banyan Tree, and Screw Pine. These trees will provide a striking contrast to the water attractions and create a lush and tropical atmosphere.
Besides the water attraction area, the park will also feature a dedicated native plant garden. This garden will showcase many tropical, local plant species, including Indian Rhododendron, Crêpe Ginger, and wildflowers.
The park's paths will also feature diverse native plants. These trails will allow visitors to explore the tropical landscape and learn about the plant species that thrive in the area. Visitors can take a stroll through the walkways, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature.
Another park feature will be the ‘Crazy River,’ which native plants will surround. Visitors can rent pool floats and explore the channel, enjoying the area’s natural beauty. The water park will be home to various aquatic plants, allowing visitors to learn about the local ecosystem.
