Boke is a significant administrative region in Guinea, located in the northwest of the country and known for its important mineral resources and diverse ethnic communities.
Boke is a region characterized by its rich bauxite deposits, which have made it economically crucial for Guinea. The area features a mix of traditional West African landscapes, including savanna, forests, and riverine environments. Its strategic location near the Senegal River and proximity to the Atlantic coast make it an important economic and cultural hub in Guinea.
Best Time: Dry season (November to April)
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: Varies by attraction