Ganzi, Gabon

Ganzi is a small town located in the Ogooué-Ivindo province of Gabon, Central Africa. It lies along the Ivindo River, a major tributary of the Ogooué River, Gabon's largest river. Ganzi is primarily known as a point of access for exploring the Ivindo National Park, one of Gabon's 13 national parks.

The economy of Ganzi is largely dependent on activities related to the national park, including tourism, guiding, and providing supplies to researchers and park staff. Subsistence farming and fishing also contribute to the local economy.

The area around Ganzi is characterized by dense rainforest and diverse wildlife, including gorillas, chimpanzees, forest elephants, mandrills, and numerous bird species. The Ivindo River provides opportunities for river travel and exploration.

Ganzi's population is relatively small and consists primarily of local Gabonese peoples. Infrastructure is limited, reflecting the town's remote location and focus on conservation.