
One of the few integral game reserves in the DRC
Large, undisturbed savanna–forest transition ecosystems
High value for baseline biodiversity and climate studies
Extremely low human footprint
Designated primarily for scientific research
Essential for wildlife movement and watershed protection
The Alunda and Tutshokwe Integral Game Reserve is one of the most strictly protected wildlife areas in central DRC. As an integral game reserve, it is designated primarily for biodiversity preservation, ecological integrity, and scientific research, with very limited human access. Located in the Kasaï region, the reserve protects a mosaic of savanna woodlands and forest corridors that are essential for wildlife movement, watershed protection, and long-term ecosystem resilience. Alunda and Tutshokwe is critical for strict wildlife protection with minimal human disturbance, long-term ecological and climate research, habitat preservation in central Congo savanna systems, and carbon storage and landscape resilience. Leisure tourism is not permitted; all access is strictly regulated and conservation-driven.
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Dry season (June to October). Access requires special authorization.
Restricted-access destination. Leisure tourism is not permitted. All access requires special authorization from conservation authorities. Must be conducted through approved institutional or scientific partners. Contact bookings@drctourism.com | +353 899 443 480
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Last updated: February 2026
Reviewed by DRCTourism Research Team — Destinations & Conservation Division