Tourism: The Sacred Monkeys Site of Gbetitapia Renovated to Enhance Its Attractiveness

Author: Adolphe ANGOUAPublished on: April 7, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

Society & Lifestyle

Tourism: The Sacred Monkeys Site of Gbetitapia Renovated to Enhance Its Attractiveness

The Ivorian government has initiated renovation works at the sacred monkeys site of Gbetitapia to improve accessibility and tourist reception. These works include the construction of an observation pavilion and the rehabilitation of the monkeys' esplanade. Funded by the Tourism Development Fund and the Public Investment Program, this project aims to enhance the site's attractiveness while supporting local socio-economic development.

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