The heart of town is the bustling market . The Senoufo have secret associations, divided into the Poro cult for boys and the Sakrobundi cult for girls, through which they are prepared for adulthood. The goal is to preserve the group's folklore, teach tribal customs and instill self-control through rigorous tests. The children's education is divided into three seven-year periods, ending with an initiation ceremony involving circumcision, isolation, instruction and the use of masks. Each community has a 'sacred forest' where the training is done, and the uninitiated are never allowed to see the tests.
Some ritualistic ceremonies occur in the village itself and can be witnessed by visitors.
Air Ivoire has flights between the two on weekends. Buses serving the Abidjan-Korhogo route offer half a dozen departures daily. Car rental is available from Korhogo for forays into the surrounding area. Lions tend to be abundant in the southern section, particularly in the triangle de Kapkin area. There are an estimated 100 elephants in the park, so there's an excellent chance of seeing them.