With its 508,186 hectares, Taï National Park is the second largest primary forest in Africa. Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1982 as a biosphere reserve, it has 140 species of mammals including 12 endemic, 240 species of birds and numerous species of insects, reptiles and amphibians, rare birds such as chimpanzees accustomed to human presence, chimpanzees accustomed to human presence, pygmy hipotamuses, pygmy hipotamuses, elephants, red colobuses, forest buffalo, etc. The Taï National Park allows 1800 species to be observed. plants including 138 endemic and navigable bodies of water.

The relaxing and comfortable atmosphere of Ecotel Touraco, a hotel complex with ten (10) bungalows with and guides located in the heart of the Park near Mount Niénonkoué, allows tourists to live to the rhythm of nature and to closely observe the fauna and flora of this exceptional site.