Arte Moris

The Nino Santana National Park in East Timor was the first national park in East Timor, built on August 3, 2007. The park was named after the leader of East Timor, Ninoko Nis Santana. The park covers an area of 1236 square kilometers, forming tropical rainforests and monsoon forests, and large coral reefs formed by wetlands. There are many rare and endangered species in the park, including phoenix, Timor green lizard, Timorese lizard and Emperor sparrow. Since East Timor's independence, the government has been scientifically managing the rare animals in the park. The park has also been supported by the International Union of Urgents, New South Wales, and international volunteers in Australia. Friends who are going to East Timor, quickly add Nino Santana National Park to your itinerary

It is a super beautiful island country that just left Indonesia in 2002. The independent nation has a special democratic development activity. As long as it has an impact on the environment, after a referendum, it has basically stopped. There are basically no tourists here. It is natural to retain the most primitive state of nature. The coastline, respectively suitable for snorkeling, this is taken at Jesus Hill

The seaside scenery of Timor-Leste is really good, looking forward, the mountains of arte moris are stacked with green and the seaside sea layer gradient, the first glance has a kind of refreshing, as if you are in it, looking at the sea, the dark blue sea and the blue sky are intersecting in the distance, the skyline is the first line, the mountain is not high, The traffic is not too big, only there are coconuts at the foot of the mountain, and there are no small shops on the mountain. It’s almost an hour to play.

Very good place, there are a lot of people, it is worth coming here

I went there a few years ago and I have a chance to see it again.