Straddling the prefectures of Biankouma, Touba and Séguéla, the Mont Sangbé National Park covers an area of 97,554 hectares. It substantially occupies the former Mount Sangbé massif, itself constituted as a national forest in 1945; this then covered 105,000 ha and included the Kangolo mountains (24,000 hectares), and Mont Bain (16,000 hectares). By decree 76-215 of 19/02/76, the area of occupation of the three mountains (Sangbé, Kangolo and Mont Boin) was established as a National Park, named after the highest peak.

Mount Sangbé has a rich, diverse and rare fauna with the main species such as: Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard, Bubale, Cobe de Bufon, Hippotraque, Guib harnaché, Ourebi, Ourebi, Royal Antelope and magnificent and panoramic landscapes, favorable to tourist circuits:

Different ecosystems can also be observed.