Enjoy Tambacounda tours with a visit to the lovely Niokolo-Koba National Park, Tambacounda. Amongst the chief tourist attractions in Tambacounda, Niokolo-Koba National Park, Tambacounda deserves special mention.
Getting to the Niokolo-Koba National Park in Tambacounda should not be much of a concern. You just have to take the road to Kedougou until Dar Salam. Then you can drive along the dirt road to Simenti. Simenti is one of the major attractions within the park. This little village in the park attracts tourists in large numbers. This park is home to a number of hotels. You can also avail of truck services to get to the park. You have to get off in front of an encampment in Dar Salam in order to reach the park.
You must get up early morning to visit the Niokolo-Koba National Park, Tambacounda, the most frequently visited amongst the Tambacounda tourist attractions. You can avail of services of the into old Nissan truck to reach Niokolo-Koba National Park. Early morning is the best time to visit the park. You can feel the warmth of the early morning sun and take in gulps of fresh air. You can just drive around the park for several hours and get the feel of the verdant forest. You can also halt at some points and walk down small rippling water bodies. You must not visit the Niokolo-Koba National Park, Tambacounda during the rainy season. Animals can hardly be seen during this time, as they tend to remain in their habitat. You can gaze endlessly at the verdant greens all around, which is a real treat to the sore eyes. The scenery is simply lovely here.
The expert guide will be there to attend all your queries about the park. He will furnish you with a wealth of information about the wildlife species of the park. The guide takes you to the right spots, from where the wildlife is best visible. You can catch exotic glimpses of a host of avian acrobats, some antelopes, with one featuring giant antlers, a foot long lizard, a number of wild pigs and piglets and a leopard. You can also sight monkeys of various colors. You will find the red ones as well as the smaller grayish-green ones at the Niokolo-Koba National Park, Tambacounda.
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