states: [côte d'ivoire]
category: natural
year: 1982
location: Southwest region, Guiglo and Sassandra Districts
region: Africa
latitude/longitude: 5.7500000000, -7.6666700000
Taï National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Côte d'Ivoire, is a pristine rainforest renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and rare species. As one of West Africa's last primary tropical forests, it serves as a critical habitat for endangered wildlife like pygmy hippos and chimpanzees, showcasing the region's ecological richness and conservation importance.
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