The National Park of Mali, spanning 103 hectares within a larger 2,100-hectare forest reserve, serves as a vital green space in Bamako, situated between the National Museum and the Presidential Palace Complex. Developed through a public-private partnership with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC), the park integrates leisure, education, and nature conservation, featuring walking trails, fitness tracks, and botanical displays. Designed by architect Diébédo Francis Kéré, it includes facilities such as a youth center, restaurant, and amphitheater, while preserving indigenous flora and offering guided educational experiences.
A national modern park. A very safe place you can visit with friends or family. You will enjoy seeing different animals.
salman pengaden
5
Reviewed: 2021-03-02
Flourished with green. Everywhere we can see tree shade. One of the best place in Bamako for picnic and relax and sports also. Wide area of operation. In weekends we can walk through the parc and relax in any area, every side they arrange seating. Food is available inside the parc by small shops.
Liesel81
5
Reviewed: 2020-02-16
I love Park its well maintained. They have different fees for National, Ecowas and non ecowas visitors. The bird life is rich and sometimes in the evening you will come across groups playing drums or in the mornings doing yoga. It's also loved by runners and hikers as it has some trails and good running paths.
Youveline Cherenfant
5
Reviewed: 2019-07-21
The park is super nice. It's a good place for picnic and amusement for kids. It also has a restaurant that's in the middle of the park and the zoo.