Not to be confused with its larger neighbour, the Republic of the Congo offers pristine rainforest reserves, western lowland gorilla trekking, and a laid-back capital straddling the mighty Congo River.
One of Africa's oldest and most biodiverse rainforest parks, renowned for gorilla trekking.
The relaxed riverside capital, facing Kinshasa across the Congo River.
A remote, pristine rainforest reserve home to forest elephants and lowland gorillas.
A sanctuary and reintroduction site for orphaned western lowland gorillas.
The world's deepest river, forming a dramatic natural border and lifeline for river communities.
Track western lowland gorillas in one of Central Africa's richest rainforests.
Travel the river that gives both Congo nations their name.
Explore remote, untouched rainforest wilderness by guided trek.
Take in views of Kinshasa across the water from the capital's promenade.
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The Republic of the Congo, often called Congo-Brazzaville to distinguish it from its much larger neighbour, sits along the Congo River's western bank in Central Africa.
Its rainforests, particularly Odzala-Kokoua and Nouabalé-Ndoki National Parks, are among the least-visited yet most biodiverse in the world.
Western lowland gorilla trekking here offers a quieter, less-developed alternative to East Africa's mountain gorilla experiences, set in dense equatorial rainforest.
Brazzaville, the capital, faces Kinshasa directly across the Congo River, making the two capitals the closest pair in the world.