Very nice park to walk around. You're not allowed to feed the monkeys but the park sells peanuts at the entrance 😀. But be careful or the first monkey you see will run off with the whole bag. Different types of monkeys. A lot of...More

We visited in the late afternoon and they're must have been less than 10 people in the whole forest, monkeys were roaming around and playing, it certainly felt like a natural habitat for them. We visited with our tourist taxi guide who showed us round...More

I don't know if were unlucky but we were told that there are zillions o monkeys here to feed, and we only saw 4, and 2 of them were so shy that they didn't approach. We walked a long way and didn't see too much....More

Let me start with the positive. Our guide was really great, and introduced himself as the park manager. He knew the animals and birds very well and was chatty and informative throughout. The park itself is quite extensive and well worth a walk around and...More

We visited early morning before the park officially opened to the public, so glad we did, we had the forest to ourselves and were able to interact with lots of monkeys. My son was over the moon. Very disappointed to see construction work destroying half...More

We visited here with our daughters. We weren’t quite sure what was going on when we arrived. I’d read that you shouldn’t feed the monkeys nuts, so we side stepped the pushy peanuts sales in the car park. When we bought our tickets we were...More

This is a great place to visit. We had a guide Dansa Bah who really looked after my wife and I. Don't buy nuts from the people in the car park; wait until you pay your entry fee and buy from the lady at the...More