Dzanga Bai, known as the "Village of Elephants," is a clearing in the Dzanga-Ndoki National Park famous for attracting large numbers of forest elephants. Accessibility is challenging due to its remote location within the Central African Republic, requiring flights to Bayanga and then ground transport. A guided visit is essential for safety and maximizing wildlife viewing opportunities. Seasonal restrictions may apply, particularly during the rainy season, which can impact accessibility. The cost can be significant, including park fees, guide services, transportation, and accommodation. A typical visit duration ranges from a few days to a week to fully experience the bai and surrounding park, with the best viewing opportunities in the dry season. The area offers an authentic ecotourism experience, but visitors should be prepared for basic accommodations and limited infrastructure.