Day Forest National Park, located in the Goda Mountains of Djibouti, is a unique and ecologically significant area renowned for its diverse plant and birdlife, including the endangered Djibouti francolin. The park offers hiking opportunities, but accessibility can be challenging due to rugged terrain; it is advisable to visit with a guide. Solo exploration is possible but not recommended for inexperienced hikers. Seasonal restrictions may apply during the rainy season. The cost of visiting the park can vary, but expect to pay fees for guides and permits; budget travelers should research costs in advance. A typical visit lasts one to two days to fully appreciate the park's biodiversity and landscapes.