Bui National Park

Bui National Park spans 1,821 square kilometers of woodland savanna, intersected by the Black Volta River between the Bono and Savannah regions.

The establishment of Bui National Park in 1971 marked a significant step in preserving Ghana's natural heritage and protecting its diverse wildlife populations.

Local communities near the park maintain traditional fishing practices using dugout canoes on the Black Volta River throughout the year.

December through February provides optimal conditions for wildlife observation as water levels decrease and animals gather near remaining water sources.

The park houses extensive colonies of black and white colobus monkeys, which inhabit the forested areas alongside the Black Volta River.

GPS coordinates: 8.29983,-2.36275

Latest update: March 4, 2025 22:12