Mahale Mountains National Park, National park in Tanzania
The Mahale Mountains National Park is known for its population of wild chimpanzees.
Established in 1985, it protects diverse wildlife and ecosystems.
The park hosts the ancestral land of the Tongwe people.
Access to the park is primarily via boats along Lake Tanganyika.
It is one of the few places where chimpanzees can be observed in their natural habitat.
Inception: 1985
Website: mahalepark.org
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