What is a nipa palm tree called?

The nipa palm tree is commonly known as "nipa" or "nipa palm" (scientific name: Nypa fruticans). It is a type of mangrove palm found in coastal regions of Southeast Asia, India, and parts of Africa. The tree is notable for its distinctive fan-shaped leaves and its ability to thrive in brackish water. Nipa palms are often used for thatching, traditional crafts, and the production of a sweet sap that can be fermented into vinegar or alcohol.