A Haven for Wildlife
Nestled in the heart of the Nsuhia forest, the Nsuhiaman Monkey Sanctuary is a protected reserve dedicated to the preservation of West Africa's unique primate species. This lush, verdant forest is home to troops of Mona and Colobus monkeys who live freely in their natural habitat.
Unlike zoos, our sanctuary allows visitors to witness these intelligent creatures in the wild. The sanctuary serves as a vital ecological hotspot, protecting not just the monkeys, but the ancient mahogany and silk cotton trees that define our landscape.
Virgin Forest
Over 500 acres of protected virgin rainforest.
Eco-Tours
Guided walking tours by local community rangers.
2 Species
Mona monkeys and Colobus monkeys coexist here.
Conservation
All entry fees fund ranger salaries & forest care.
Plan Your Visit
Opening Hours
Monday – Sunday
7:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Entry Fee
Adults: 20 GHS
Children: 10 GHS
Best Time
Early morning (7–9 AM)
for peak activity