Gbele Game Reserve is one of Ghanas several wildlife reserves, located in the countrys Upper West area. The plant is about 90 kilometers from Wa, the regional seat, and 61 kilometers from Tumu, and is near to the Burkina Faso border. Unlike most wildlife reserves in Ghana, where the forests vegetative nature is tropical rainforest, the Gbele forests vegetative nature is open savannah woodland, which means rain is few and infrequent. The reserve is home to antelope, hartebeest, bushbuck, waterbuck, savannah duikers and warthogs, baboon, patas, green monkey, and other popular West African wildlife animals, making it one of Ghanas most abundant wildlife reserves in terms of animal variety and number. Birdwatching is another popular pastime at the Gbele Game Reserve, which is home to over 190 different bird species. Tourists who come to the center often take time to go birdwatching to see the gorgeous and magnificent flying species that live in the woods. The reserve also offers tourists the opportunity to embark on nature excursions and walks in the forest, visiting various portions of the reserve, such as the rock outcrops, for those seeking adventure.