A multitude of various tourist attractions in Nigeria has made this gorgeous country the Promised land for tourists. Nigeria has a lot to offer not to leave any even experienced tourist indifferent: ancient temples, cities and magnificent sceneries.
Are you fully packed and ready for the adventure of your life? Then read this post as your guide! We are proud to introduce to you these 10 tourist centers in Nigeria you must visit!
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1. Osun-Osogbo Grove, Osun State
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the tourist centers in Nigeria where you can visit holy places, temples, and other pieces of art made to honor Osun, the goddess of fertility. The grove is located on the Oshun River.
The Osogbo Sacred Grove In Nigeria
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2. New Afrika Shrine, Lagos State
Whenever you get in the mood for music created by the famous Fela’s family, you should definitely go to the reconstructed New Afrika Shrine situated in Adeleye Street, Ikeja. You will need to pay an entrance fee of N500.
Femi Kuti and the cast of “Fela” at the New Afrika Shrine
Femi Kuti and the cast of the Broadway show “Fela’ at the New Afrika Shrine, April 14, 2011.
3. Ikogosi Warm Spring, Ekiti State
Surrounded by beautiful trees and bushes Ikogosi Warm Spring Resort is a mysterious and fun place to be. This resort is famous because it has warm and cold springs that meet at one point by the rock. The locals think that the water from the springs can heal diseases.
Nigeria’s Ikogosi HOT & COLD Water Spring!
► Subscribe to BattaBox on YouTube: http://goo.gl/4dgy2r The Ikogosi warm spring is located in Ekiti state Nigeria where a warm spring and cold spring flow side by side and meets at a point. The warm spring has a temperature of 70 degrees and about 37 degrees after meeting the cold water.
4. Ogbunike Caves, Enugu State
Ogbunike Caves is a UNESCO Heritage Site that features many fascinating caves famous for their historical and cultural importance. You will have to go down 317 steps to get to the caves but it’ certainly worth it.
Adventures at the Ogbunike Cave
This tour is not for the faint-hearted. Adventure seekers are sure to love it. Read all about how we meandered through a bat cave in Ogbunike, Anambra State on our blog. http://tripzapp.net/blog and contact us to book this trip.
5. Coconut Beach, Lagos state
Coconut beach got its name thanks to a lot of coconut trees that grow around it. It is definitely one of the calmest and most magical tourist places in Nigeria…There you can enjoy mind-blowing ocean landscapes for your ultimate relaxation.
Suntan Beach Badagry 2014
A day at the beach in company of friends
6. Millennium Park, Abuja, Maitama district
The Millennium Park, located in the Maitama district, has been opened by Queen Elizabeth and has since become the largest and the most fascinating park for kids’ rest.
Millenium park, Abuja
The Millennium Park is the largest public park in Abuja. It was Fathers’ day when the #C9ja bus got there, and you could see parents bonding with their kids. The park had lots of smiling faces, happy children running around, and groups of people engaging in a fun activity or the other.
7. Mambilla Plateau, Taraba State
The Mambilla Plateau is a high Plateau covered with grass famous for its beautiful landscapes. It is over 1,830 meters above sea level and features abundant greenery. To get there you will have to use rather dangerous winding paths that provide fabulous views of the canyon.
This place is an ideal area for growing Apples, Pears, Arabica Coffee, Strawberries, Tea and Irish Potatoes. Another cool feature is the absence of biting insects like Tsetse fly and Mosquito while hosting 2 million herds of cattle.
Seasons Greetings from the Mambilla Plateau
If you’re truly proudly Nigerian, you just have to watch this. “Taraba State is a lovely place to go and have a holiday. I have repeatedly preached that Nigeria’s Camp David should be in the Mambilla Plateau because that is best part of the country.
8. Kainji National Park, Niger State
Kainji National Park was started in1978 and is divided into 3 parts: the Borgu Game Reserve, the Zugurma Game Reserve, and the Kainji Lake. However, you cannot fish in that lake.
Kainji Lake National Park, Kwara State
Kwara State national park, Kainji Lake
9. The Ancient Nok Settlement, Kaduna State
This unique place provides antique exhibits for galleries and museums in the entire world. This place is a real paradise for archaeologists. The famous Terracotta figurine was found here.
The Nok Terracotta Enigma
Around the beginning of the first millennium B.C.E., expressive sculptures made of fired clay suddenly emerged in central Nigeria. The stylistically elaborate figures, which predominantly depict humans, have no known predecessors in sub-Saharan Africa. Named after the village where they were found in the first half of the 20th century, the objects have been coined “Nok terracottas.”
10. Oke-Idanre Hill, Ondo State
The tourists can see a lot of breath-taking valleys and solitary rocks in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are the following attractions there:
- Omi Aopara;
- the thundering water;
- Agbooogun footprint;
- Old cemetery;
- sanctuaries;
- the Owa’s palace.
Welcome To Idanre Hills Resort
The Idanre Hills Resort is located at the basement of Oke Idanre. A landscaped garden that offers a unique blend of comfort, relaxation and adventure. The Official currency here is “PERE”
Now let’s pay attention to the most visited cities and their brightest places of interest as well as entertainment in them!
11. Tourist attractions in Lagos
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12. Tourist attractions in Abuja
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