Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Seychelles, is a pristine palm forest renowned for its unique biodiversity. This ancient ecosystem is home to the iconic coco de mer, a rare palm species bearing the world’s largest seed, alongside other endemic flora and fauna like the Seychelles black parrot. Often described as a "living museum," it offers a glimpse into a prehistoric world, preserved through its isolation and protected status. Visitors can explore its lush trails, immersing themselves in a natural wonder that highlights the planet’s ecological heritage.

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