Un safari dans le parc national de Zakouma est une expérience inoubliable qui permet de se reconnecter avec la nature et d’observer des animaux sauvages dans leur habitat naturel.
Pour les organisateurs de cette édition, les parcs nationaux offrent également l’occasion d’apprendre sur la conservation et l’importance de protéger ces écosystèmes fragiles. Les gestionnaires des parcs partagent leurs connaissances sur le comportement animal, les interactions écologiques et les efforts de préservation en cours pour garantir que ces merveilles naturelles puissent être appréciées par les générations futures.
Ce voyage d’une semaine est une occasion de découvertes et de partage d’expériences autour du feu de camp, sous un ciel étoilé, créant des souvenirs impérissables. “Pour nous, notre safari est plus qu’une simple excursion; c’est une aventure qui enrichit l’âme et renforce notre connexion avec la nature”, indique Ahmat Ahmat, un touriste tchadien.
Il est encourageant de constater que de nombreux jeunes s’engagent dans le tourisme, l’environnement et la communauté.
Les ministères des Affaires Culturelles, du Tourisme et de l’Artisanat, ainsi que celui de l’Environnement, de la Pêche et du Développement durable, visent à construire un Tchad nouveau dans sa diversité.
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