The Conservation Center is the only notable protected wildlife park in Lagos, and it offers some fantastic experiences and educational programs to visitors.

The flagship attraction of the park is its 1,300-foot long canopy walkway, which is the longest in Africa! You get to walk at treetop-height, and at the highest points even look down at the entire forest and check out the birds and monkeys hanging out on the tallest branches.

There’s also a pathway through the woods at ground level, which includes several lookouts and a storybook treehouse, where you can see and hear the birds that live in the forest.

At the end of the walkway are the Koi & Tilapia ponds, allowing a moment of cool serenity in the hot Lagos weather.

And of course, the Mona monkeys! As you walk with your guide through the forest, these cute creatures are there to engage with, stop for a chat, or even happily pose for a photo.

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Imagine how it would be to wake up every morning to fresh air, the chirping sounds of birds and the calming, earthy smell of the forest; all of this fused with stunning views of colorful flora, wild fauna, and mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets.

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, this is the ideal spot that will cleanse your mind and body. And believe us, you’ll get one of the best experiences in your life, topped with the most amazing views ever. The thriving nature of this place is powerfully healing and it will bring peace and pure awe in your heart. 

Also, make sure to visit the dark spirit temple Pura Dalem Ped,  Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach. If you’re a fan of snorkeling, try Crystal Bay or Gamat Bay, then head out to the majestic Seganing and Peguyangan waterfalls. 

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The Conservation Center is the only notable protected wildlife park in Lagos, and it offers some fantastic experiences and educational programs to visitors.

The flagship attraction of the park is its 1,300-foot long canopy walkway, which is the longest in Africa! You get to walk at treetop-height, and at the highest points even look down at the entire forest and check out the birds and monkeys hanging out on the tallest branches.

There’s also a pathway through the woods at ground level, which includes several lookouts and a storybook treehouse, where you can see and hear the birds that live in the forest.

At the end of the walkway are the Koi & Tilapia ponds, allowing a moment of cool serenity in the hot Lagos weather.

And of course, the Mona monkeys! As you walk with your guide through the forest, these cute creatures are there to engage with, stop for a chat, or even happily pose for a photo.

The post Have a Close-Up Chat with the Mona Monkeys in Lagos, Nigeria appeared first on Traveler Master.

Imagine how it would be to wake up every morning to fresh air, the chirping sounds of birds and the calming, earthy smell of the forest; all of this fused with stunning views of colorful flora, wild fauna, and mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets.

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of life, this is the ideal spot that will cleanse your mind and body. And believe us, you’ll get one of the best experiences in your life, topped with the most amazing views ever. The thriving nature of this place is powerfully healing and it will bring peace and pure awe in your heart. 

Also, make sure to visit the dark spirit temple Pura Dalem Ped,  Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach. If you’re a fan of snorkeling, try Crystal Bay or Gamat Bay, then head out to the majestic Seganing and Peguyangan waterfalls. 

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