The information center of the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary.
A mango tree grows at the entrance to information center.
An excellent paved road is in Tafi Atome.
Our car is parked at the entrance to information center.
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The information center of the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary. |
A mango tree grows at the entrance to information center. |
An excellent paved road is in Tafi Atome. |
Our car is parked at the entrance to information center. |
The name of information center is written on the wooden board. |
The wooden board indicating that the information center is close. |
School children are near the information center. |
While my friends were buying the tickets I photographed these funny children. |
Each pupil has its own remarkable pose. |
The school of Tafi Atome is on the background. |
Tafi Atome is a small village in the Volta Basin. |
School children are under the mango tree. |
Children and mangoes. |
Schoolgirls. |
A great quantity of pupils are playing on the school playground at noon. |
A group of funny Ghanaian children. |
A thoughtful little girl is in the orange uniform. |
I try to photograph this little african girl. |
Portrait of cute little african girl. |
School children are in the village of Tafi Atome. |
A black goat kid. |
A black goat. |
This forest path is inside the monkey sanctuary. |
A pointer shows the directions of trails. |
The rind of pod is on the ground. |
A tree has a thorny trunk. |
Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary is one of the most popular and well-run ecotourism projects in Ghana. |
Lush greenery is in the forest. |
According to local guides, the mona monkeys native to this area were once considered sacred. |
Tafi Atome Community Library. |
The school lesson takes place in an open air. |
The forest as seen from the paved road. |
Banana trees grow along the paved road. |
Goats like to wander near the paved road. |
The most ideal time to see the monkeys are in the early hours of the morning, but tours can be arranged throughout the day. |
Mona monkey “Cercopithecus mona”. |
The mona monkey is on the tree. |
The mona monkey carries food in cheek pouches. |
The mona monkey has brown agouti fur with a white rump. |
This guenon of mona monkey lives in groups of up to 35 in arboreal regions. |
The mona monkey is an Old World monkey that lives throughout western Africa. |
The mona monkey mainly feeds on fruit, but sometimes eats insects and leaves. |
The mona monkey has the bright blue testicles. |
Male mona monkeys tend to sit around with their legs spread to show their brightly colored blue balls. |
The mona monkey is an arboreal creature and can be found primarily in rainforests, toward the middle and top of the trees. |
The mona monkey is also found in mangrove swamps, gallery forests, and woodlands. |
Upon arriving, take a few minutes to walk around and familiarize yourself with the layout of the village. |
Schoolgirls of the senior classes walk home. |
Schoolgirls walk home after school through the street of Tafi Atome. |
A beautiful and slim girl lives in Tafi Atome. |
One of the girls suddenly takes a funny pose. |
A smiling Ghanaian school girl. |
A smiling Ghanaian school girl has become serious. |
A beautiful Ghanaian school girl. |
A gorgeous Ghanaian school girl keeps a blue container on her head. |
African people living in the village of Tafi Atome. |
Ghanaian teenage girls. |
The family is photographed on the background of the village. |
The Ghanaian family lives in the village of Tafi Atome. |
The church is located near the main road. |