Lopé-Okanda
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Lopé-Okanda, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Gabon, is a pristine landscape blending tropical rainforest and savanna. It preserves evidence of human activity from the Stone Age, including ancient rock art and tools. The area is home to diverse wildlife, such as forest elephants and mandrills. Its unique ecology reflects a transition zone between forest and grassland habitats. This site offers a rare glimpse into both natural and cultural history. It stands as a testament to Gabon’s rich biodiversity and ancient heritage.