The Bafut-Ngueband Green Belt is a pristine swath of greenery in Cameroon, offering visitors a glimpse into diverse ecosystems and vibrant wildlife.
Situated in the North West Region of Cameroon, the Bafut-Ngueband Green Belt covers an intricate landscape of rolling hills, dense forests, and subtle elevation changes that support a wide array of biodiversity. This area is renowned for its rich flora and fauna, including several endemic species. Historically, the land has significant cultural value to local communities, with traditions and practices tied closely to the natural environment. The Green Belt is a haven for eco-tourists and researchers alike, providing ample opportunities for bird-watching, hiking, and environmental study. The area's accessibility and its variety of trails and landmarks, such as native villages and sacred sites, enrich the visitor experience, fostering an appreciation for the delicate balance of natural and cultural elements.
Views from Mount Bafut providing panoramic vistas of the landscape
Rare endemic bird species such as the Bannerman's Weaver
Cultural visits to indigenous Bafut villages
Exploration of the tranquil forests and undisturbed ecosystems
Offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding valleys and forests.
A significant cultural site, representing the heritage of the Bafut people.
Lush forest area known for its biological diversity and endemic species.