Explore in Togo

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Koutammakou
Region

Koutammakou

Koutammakou is a region spanning Togo and Benin in West Africa, home to the Batammariba people. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2004, it stands as a living testament to a traditional African culture deeply rooted in respect for nature.

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Savanes Region
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Savanes Region

The far Sudano-Sahelian north of Togo, around Dapaong: millet granaries of the Moba people, border markets at Cinkassé and seasonal passage of elephants.

Tamberma Country
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Tamberma Country

The UNESCO valley of Koutammakou, its raw earth tata somba and Batammariba hamlets, to be discovered on foot between Nadoba and the foothills of the Atakora.

Kara Region
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Kara Region

Birthplace of the Kabyé people, Kara showcases perched villages, terraced mountain cultivation and initiatory Evala wrestling each July.

Central Region
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Central Region

Between Sokodé the Muslim city and Fazao-Malfakassa park, the Central Region marks Togo's hinge, where the Christian-animist south meets the Sahelian north.

Kloto Plateau
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Kloto Plateau

Green hills around Mount Agou, coffee and cocoa plantations, sculptor workshops in Kpalimé: Kloto Plateau reveals Togo's mountainous side, 3 hours from Lomé.

Lomé and the Coastal Region
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Lomé and the Coastal Region

A capital set on the Atlantic, a lake separated from the ocean by a sandbar, and 56 km of coconut palms between Lomé and Aného, the former colonial capital.

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