The Léfini Faunal Reserve, located in southern Republic of the Congo, spans 6,300 square kilometers and was established in 1951. Situated on the Téké Plateau, the reserve features a diverse landscape of grassy plains, limestone cliffs, rocky outcrops, and gallery forests along watercourses. Its ecosystem includes ponds, lakes, and swamp forests, supporting a variety of flora and fauna. Recognized as an Important Bird Area by BirdLife International, it is home to numerous bird species and mammals such as African buffaloes, sitatungas, duikers, and primates, including the distinctive De Brazza's monkeys. Small villages are scattered along its roads, integrating human activity with conservation efforts.
One of the most convenient trips you can take within a few days, relatively close to Brazzaville! The scenery is even more beautiful than expected, highly recommend!
christal MIAKOUKILA
5
Reviewed: 2023-02-20
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Nicholas Pellegrino
4
Reviewed: 2022-12-13
Rawr, A lion at this nature reserve
Yousuf Alikhan
5
Reviewed: 2017-03-12
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Datwan Jaang
5
Reviewed: 2015-11-01
This is a first time I go to Africa, in here is Wonderful, Savannas!