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Bokeo Nature Reserve is in Bokeo Province of Laos.

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Bokeo Nature Reserve is mostly primary monsoon dry desiduous forest, but also contains some lowland slash-and-burn agriculture.

The reserve is one of the last remaining habitats of the black crested gibbon. Once thought extinct, it is now known that up to 400 individuals live in this forest.

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The only way to access Bokeo Nature Reserve is with The Gibbon Experience[1] conservation project run by Societe Animo in Huay Xai.

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The Gibbon Experience has built tree-top accommodation for visitors to Bokeo Nature Reserve. You can book at their office in Huay Xai or by emailing them at experience@gibbonx.org

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