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Djoudj National Bird Park
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the third-largest ornithological reserve in the world. Covering 160 km², it hosts countless migratory birds, as well as crocodiles, pythons, monkeys, and gazelles. The park is typically visited by pirogue between November and April.
Overview of Djoudj Bird Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the third-largest ornithological reserve in the world. Covering 160 km², it hosts countless migratory birds, as well as crocodiles, pythons, monkeys, and gazelles. The park is typically visited by pirogue between November and April.
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- Type of place: birdwatching site.
- Tourist interest: (recommended).
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- Area: 160 km².
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