Gabon’s forests, beaches and ocean offer unparalelled wildlife and untouched natural beauty including the world’s largest populations of forest elephants and lowland gorillas as well as one of the most impressive humpacked whale migration and marine turtle nesting sites.
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RITES & CULTURE
Gabon is home for more than 650 ethnic groups: Fang, Miene, Punu, Kota or Teke among the Bantu as well as the Baka and Babongo among the pygmies. All with amazing ancestral cultures and traditions expressed in the form of numerous rites.
