Established in 1979, the  marshland is a major migratory route for birds from the Arctic migrating to South East Asia and is one of the few breeding grounds in the far east for the marsh grassbird (Megalurus pryeri). The area is one of freshwater marshes, streams and ponds.
Established in 1979, this marshland serves as a crucial migratory route for birds traveling from the Arctic to Southeast Asia, with it being one of the few breeding grounds for the marsh grassbird (Megalurus pryeri) in the far east. The area is characterized by freshwater marshes, streams, and ponds.