Travel Guide Parc National Du Mont Sangbé

Stretching over nearly 95,000 hectares, the Mont Sangbé National Park is located in the mountainous region between Man and Séguéla. It is covered by a very dense forest and includes elephants, buffaloes, leopards, chimpanzees, baboons, hartebeests, buffon's guinea pigs, hippotragues, harnessed guibs, ewes, and royal antelopes. They are very difficult to see because of the density of vegetation, and its difficult access has not yet allowed for tourism development. Let us hope that in the future it will constitute a reserve of biodiversity and wild animals not plundered by poachers