Faro National Park, located in Cameroon's North Province near the Nigerian border, spans 3,300 square kilometers and is bordered by the Faro and Déo Rivers. Renowned for its diverse wildlife, the park is home to cheetahs, elephants, black rhinoceroses, and notable colonies of hippopotamuses. Surrounded by hunting reserves, it offers a critical refuge for species in the region's savanna and riverine habitats.