Korup National Park covers 126,000 hectares of evergreen forest with fossil evidence of continuous cover for 60 million years - making it one of Africa's oldest forests. The park holds 400 tree species per hectare, 160 mammal species, and rare birds including the red-headed rockfowl. Guided treks follow gallery forest along the Mana River from the Mundemba research station base. Road access can be difficult in wet season - arrive prepared for a 7-mile hike from the Mana footbridge to the chimpanzee camp.
Did you know
Korup National Park has fossil evidence of continuous forest cover for 60 million years, making it one of Africa's oldest surviving ecosystems and among the most biodiverse forests on Earth.
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$172 / person
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