5 articles to prepare your trip
Pays Tamberma
In northern Togo, Tamberma Country reveals a unique UNESCO heritage: the Takienta, earth fortresses of the Betammariba people.
Kara
Kara, a major city in northern Togo: gateway to Koutammakou, homeland of the Evala wrestling tradition and Kabyè country. Our complete guide to planning your trip.
Kandé
Located 50 km from Kara, Kandé opens the door to Koutammakou and its Unesco-listed takienta dwellings. Bustling market, Tamberma people, Kéran park: northern Togo in a nutshell.
Aneho
Just 50 km from Lomé, Aneho was Togo's first colonial capital. Colonial heritage, Atlantic beaches and Guin-Mina traditions await you.
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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