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Discover TakamandaNational Park
Experience the untouched beauty of Takamanda National Park, home to the critically endangered Cross River Gorilla. Established in 2008, our park spans 67,599 hectares in the heart of Cameroon’s Southwest Region.
Visitor notice: Visitor activities are currently suspended. Contact park management to confirm current access, permissions and availability before planning a visit.
About Takamanda
Takamanda National Park, established on November 21, 2008, is a cornerstone of conservation in Cameroon. Initially designated as a Forest Reserve in 1934, it now serves as a vital refuge for endangered species and a model for sustainable development.
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Over the decades, this designation evolved, reflecting the growing recognition of its ecological importance and the need for stringent protection measures. The park’s reclassification in 2008 marked a significant milestone in its conservation journey, aligning with global efforts to protect critical habitats and endangered species.
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Large Mammals
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Hectares
Ecotourism Potential
Ecotourism Potential
Cross River Gorilla Conservation
Learn about the critically endangered Cross River gorilla and the park’s conservation role.
Wildlife Watching
Potential to explore the diverse mammal species of Takamanda on a wildlife safari.
Bird Diversity
Takamanda National Park is a bird watcher's paradise with numerous avian species inhabiting its forests.
Cultural Tours
Learn about local communities and cultural heritage. Visitor activities require prior confirmation from park management.
Hiking and Nature Walks
Discover the park’s landscapes and the potential for future guided nature walks.
Our Partners
Our Gallery
Our Park in Pictures
Join us in preserving the natural heritage of Takamanda National Park.
Contact the park team for current access information and visitor permissions.
Our News
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