Iris Nature Reserve

Iris Nature Reserve is a protected natural area in Central District featuring open grasslands interspersed with water sources. The landscape supports native plant species and wildlife across gently varying terrain.

The land was converted from agricultural use into a protected nature reserve, reflecting changing conservation priorities in the region. This transformation marked a shift toward safeguarding natural habitats.

Visitors and local residents gather in spring to watch the iris flowers bloom across the landscape, creating an annual seasonal tradition that brings the community together.

Walking trails are clearly marked with signage and observation areas throughout the reserve for easy navigation. Plan visits between sunrise and sunset for optimal conditions and better wildlife viewing opportunities.

A distinctive iris population grows naturally throughout the reserve, making it an important location for botanical study. Researchers regularly use the area to document and research native plant species of the region.