Burundi Kibira National Park, is the second-largest reserve in Burundi and offers a diverse habitat supporting an array of ecosystems. The national park is a protected area that provides a sanctuary for 98 mammals, 200 species of bird, and dozens of primates. In total, there are seven species of bird endemic to the ancient montane rainforests. The beautiful colours of the commonly spotted Rwenzori turaco and the red-collared mountain babbler, contrast the deep greens of the rainforest landscape.

The waterways of the Congo Basin and damp rainforest floor provides shelter for an array of reptiles and amphibians. There are over 1,900 unique species of fauna and flora in the area, making the region rich with natural resources. Black colobus, chimpanzee, golden monkeys, owl-faced monkey, and mountain monkeys are just a few of the primates to spot while chimpanzee Trekking.  Manyara Travel Club and Climbing we can make your dream comes true Book through us What sap +255676668468 www.manyaratravel.com

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