Most tourists arriving in Douala or Yaoundé; the two largest airports in Cameroon, before  continuing their treks in the equatorial rainforest South-Cameroon where await them  expatriation and adventure. Here the gorillas or the chimpanzee dispute the forest with the  pygmies, considered as the oldest inhabitants of Cameroon. In the giant equatorial forest  where live the Pygmies Bakas, musicians in the soul. Immerse yourself in the universe of  these little men who will perform for you their ritual dance Buma which describes their life  among the animals of the forest. You will have the opportunity to participate in their village  activities. Located in the province of East Cameroon, the Lobéké National Park, which is part of the  Congo Basin, is located in the extreme south-east of Cameroon. It covers an area of 217,854  ha. Created on March 19, 2001, the management of the Park is part of the cross-border  conservation initiative, known as the Tri-National Sangha (TNS). It is a priority biodiversity  conservation landscape that includes, in addition to the Lobéké National Park, the protected  areas of Dzangha-Sangha (RCA) and Nouabalé-Nkoki (Congo Brazzaville). Lobéké has a  network of marshy clearings especially on the eastern flank of the park, it offers Safari  enthusiasts to film elephants, gorillas, chimpanzees monkeys, thanks to the watchtowers  available in the Park, located near the natural salt marshes ( or berries) to observe animals.