West Africa · Guinea

Nimba Mountains, Guinean sector

Nature

Lola — A mass of high biodiversity whose visits require adequate supervision.

The entire nature reserve of Mount Nimba, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981, covers 17,540 hectares on horseback on Guinea and Côte d'Ivoire, at the borders of Liberia. Mount Richard Molard (1,752 m) is the highest point of both countries. There are more than 2,000 species of plants and more than 300 species of vertebrates, including viviparous toad, micropotamogal and chimpanzee toolmakers.

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Countrywide selection. Opening, access conditions, permits and travel must be checked before any visit.

The festivals of this country on Festival TV

Festival Lassiry Hip-Hop — Conakry
Winning Guinean Music — Conakry
7 Days of Conakry's 7th Art — Conakry
National Arts and Culture Festival (FENAC) — Koundara
International Festival of Djembé and Percussions (FID) — Conakry
Festival of Arts and Laughter of Labé (FAR) — Labé
Forest Guinea Masks and Folklore Festival (FESMAF) — N'Zérékoré
Guinean Cinema Show (SCG) — Conakry

Other locations in Guinea

Islands of Loos — Off Conakry
Kambadaga Falls — Pita
Kinkon Falls — Pita
Lady of Mali — Mali-ville, Fouta-Djallon
Dalaba and its high plateaus — Dalaba
Fougoumba — Dalaba Prefecture, Mamou region