Shai Hills Resource Reserve

　　   The Shai Hills Resource Reserve was established in 1962 and spans 52 square kilometers. It is situated in the northeastern part of Accra, 50 kilometers from the city. The reserve features five continuous hills, with the highest peak reaching up to 290 meters.

　　   The Shai Hills Resource Reserve was created to protect the wildlife in the region. The area enjoys a climate highly favorable to the growth of flora and fauna, providing ideal conditions for their reproduction and habitation. Currently, the reserve is home to 175 species of birds, 31 species of mammals, and 13 species of reptiles. Mammals include African buffalo, duikers, bushbucks, civets, olive baboons, green monkeys, and patas monkeys. The reserve boasts lush forests and flowing streams, where animals coexist harmoniously.

　　   Before entering the reserve, visitors can buy some bananas to feed the monkeys. The monkeys here are very tame and interact well with people. Interested visitors can also hike to the hilltops to enjoy panoramic views of the reserve’s natural landscape.

　　   Shai Hills Resource Reserve Must-visit reason: One of Ghana’s most renowned reserves Continent: Africa [Africa] Country/Region: Ghana [Ghana] Province/State: Greater Accra Region [Greater Accra Region]