Also called the lung of Africa, the Congo Basin is a mosaic of rivers, savannahs, forests, swamps, and flooded forests. This place is full of life. A trip to this part of the world will allow tourists to become aware of majestic animals such as gorillas, bonobos, chimpanzees, elephants, or buffaloes. Moreover, they will be ►
Also called the lung of Africa, the Congo Basin is a mosaic of rivers, savannahs, forests, swamps, and flooded forests. This place is full of life. A trip to this part of the world will allow tourists to become aware of majestic animals such as gorillas, bonobos, chimpanzees, elephants, or buffaloes. Moreover, they will be able to explore different highlights of the African continent since the basin extends over six countries, including Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon. In addition, travelers should expect to walk through a forest home to nearly 10,000 species of tropical plants. Added to this are the 400 species of mammals, the 1,000 species of birds, the white-tailed colobus and mangabey, and the 700 species of fish. During a guided tour, travelers will discover that this place is a collection of nearly 75 million people, which includes about 150 distinct ethnic groups, including the Ba'Aka, who are known for their hunter-gatherer lifestyle. So, those who dream of immersing themselves in this unique atmosphere can opt for an excursion in an eco-accommodation perched in the trees. But that's not all, since Odzala Park will allow tourists to discover the wild tropical nature of the Congo Basin even better. This adventure off the beaten track will allow them to make some beautiful encounters. This diversity of its biotope offers a breathtaking landscape to those who dare to venture there. Rare plants can be spotted there, including okoumé, limba, sipo, and tiama. Concretely, it is the ideal place for people looking to recharge their batteries. Travelers will also be able to observe the expanse of the imposing Mambili River, the primary source of food and income for local people. In addition, it will be the perfect opportunity for them to continue their walk on the plateaus of Pollino, the summit of Dolce Dorme, the Serra du Crispo, and the gorges of Raganello. ◄
