The Lion King Magazine | January - March 2017

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Country Focus Limbe beach. Limbe is another great tourist destination, especially for travellers looking to explore nature’s beauty and wildlife. equally lions, elephants, buffaloes amongst others found here. The Benue National Park is at the heart of the northern region and it is a region with the largest antelopes, hippopotamus, hyenas, panthers, buffaloes etc. The Faro National park has a large number of animals amongst which are: buffaloes, rhinoceros, elephants, giraffes etc. The Kalamaloue National Park has elephants, crocodiles and a multitude of birds. The Mozogo Gokoro National park is of high botanical interest, and therefore a good site for research. The Korup national park located in the southern part of the country and has one of the oldest and most beautiful tropical forests in the world. Besides National parks, Cameroun also has a good number of reserves and sanctuaries such as that of Dja and Campo which are great gorilla sanctuaries. One of the country’s major tourist sites is the Foumban palace. The Palace is located in the town of Foumban. The Royal Palace of Foumban is currently inhabited by the sultan (King), who is the 19th ruler of the Bamoun dynasty which dates back from the 14th century in history. Foumban city is one of Cameroun’s major attractions and an important centre of traditional African art. Some of the major things found in the palace include a multitude of royal gowns, arms, musical instruments, statues, jewellery, masks and colourful beadcovered thrones carved in the shapes of the men who sat on them and seat of power for the Bamoun people. Botanical gardens Limbe. Limbe’s botanical garden is a great place to learn about nature and plants. A grey day on Limbe’s coast There are numerous monuments spread across the country, each built for a particular purpose, such as the Unity Monument in Yaounde, the Reunification Monument in Buea and the numerous statues left by the former German, British and French colonial powers, all offering great attraction and history of Cameroun. The national museum in Yaoundé is a melting pot for all the culture of Cameroun. Built at the former presidency in the heart of the capital it has become the home for many artifacts and precious traditional objects. Other museums like the maritime museum, the Bafut palace museum and others scattered in every region display what the country has as culture. Picture by Carsten ten Brink 24 • The Lion King • January - March 2017
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