Sangha

The Sangha region, located in the north-western part of the Republic of the Congo, is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. This lush region, marked by dense rainforests and tranquil rivers, serves as a vital component of the Congo Basin—one of the most ecologically significant areas on Earth. Visitors to Sangha can explore its vast expanse through protected areas like the Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its untouched biodiversity. The park supports a diverse range of wildlife including forest elephants, lowland gorillas, and chimpanzees, making it an unparalleled site for wildlife observation. Adventure seekers will find the region’s uncharted trails and river expeditions thrilling, offering a unique perspective of Central Africa’s natural beauty. Despite its remoteness, the Sangha region is accessible and offers eco-friendly accommodations that enhance the sustainable tourism experience. Travelers are invited to immerse themselves in the local culture, with opportunities to interact with indigenous communities and learn about their traditional lifestyles. Whether it’s exploring the wilderness or engaging in cultural exchanges, Sangha presents an authentic and enriching escape for those willing to journey off the beaten path.