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Wonderful... We also have The Oban Hills in Cross River, and the wildlife park and endangered trees conservation...
For nature lovers.

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Sambisa nko

hoodedjaystrim:
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Home to different species of wild animals indigenous to the state

like shekau..... Jokes apart, most of the stuff written there makes no sense, what's Kwara doing there, nd Kogi? Zuma rock is a wonder to behold, other sites in Nigeria can measure up.

Obudu Cattle ranch

EtherealAnn:
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See me in the ozza room

Op you laid to much emphasis on kwara, hope you are not among the oto ge movement that sent saraki to political mourning...

Ok...

were they different or absent in 2018??

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hoodedjaystrim:
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Home to different species of wild animals indigenous to the state

You could also be lucky to see boko haram in action

they are many more wonderful tourist sites in Nigeria, our leaders are the only reason this country is not better than dubia

until the govt decide to spend on tourist.

EtherealAnn:
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your account number plz

hoodedjaystrim:
Add Borno

Home to different species of wild animals indigenous to the state

are you serious?

Taraba state: where u will visit Mambilla plateau the coldest place in Nigeria and also Gashaka gumti national park- a tourist center with diversity number of wild animals.

Was in Badagry slave route last year and it was good.
Tourism is good.

Anybody been to Idanre Hill before? I heard that the place is nice.

Noted.

Those of us that only visit bars nko??

Oga,add sambisa

The OP must be from Kwara State

mamotalk:
Was in Badagry slave route last year and it was good.
Tourism is good.

Anybody been to Idanre Hill before? I heard that the place is nice.

Idanre Hills was well worth the visit..
Climbing the steps, the Sango enclave on the way and the scenes from the top.... Wonderful

Ikogosi springs whilst in the vicinity is also a lovely serene place to visit

The hills remind me of the Olumo rock in Abeokuta and the largest city yet to be unearthed in the Ijebu Ogun state axis..

Lots to see and learn..

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Pictures please

Thanks for the information

kidnappers, rapists n robbers are allover d country

Beautiful

[quote author=magazineguy post=76273334]Happy new guys! It’s 2019 and it’s not too early to start making travel plans for the year. We know everyone has lofty dreams of visiting the Maldives, Seychelles or even Jordan. However, while making these plans and budgeting, why not add a Nigerian destination or two to your list?

Wondering where in Nigeria would make the hassle worth it? Well I have come with a list that you can choose from.

Abraka Turf – Located in Abraka, Delta state – this country club is a divine oasis. It is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday Nigerian life. While their accommodation is definitely a highlight due to the variety, there are also things that you can do while there.
Ever heard of River Ethiope? This blue green goodness is believed to be Africa’s deepest inland waterway. The clarity of this river is incredible and the source is said to be a cotton tree. Even if you do not do anything when you go there, this River is a must visit and there is a trail at the turf that leads to it so you can jump in for a swim or have a boat ride. The turf also offers quad biking, horse riding etc.

Other things you can do while in Delta state is a visit McCarthy beach, Chief Nana’s palace (the only living historical museum in Nigeria), eat Starch and Banga soup and just enjoy the vibe. This way, your trip is a mixture of relaxation, history and local cuisine.

To get to Abraka, the quickest route would be to fly to Warri and make the 1 hour drive down there.

Kano State – This is the 2nd largest City in Nigeria and the commercial nerve center of the North. Best part is, it is steeped in a lot of history. Visit this ancient City with us and find out what makes it such an amazing place. From the Kano wall ruins to the tie and dye pits, the museum to the Emir’s Palace, you are sure to love it.
The Kofar Mata dye pits were created over 500 years ago and can be found in the City center. It is still in use today with the same techniques being passed down. Upon visitation, if you are lucky you could get a live demonstration.

Although the walls lay in ruins, the Kano walls when first created were built to protect the inhabitants of the ancient city. Other places to visit include Giddam Makama Museum, the Emir’s Palace, Kano Zoo, Kurmi Market and Goron Dutse Hills.

So visit, soak in some history, culture and the sights and sounds of Kano.

Kwara State – They don’t call this place the State of Harmony for no reason. Everyone is super friendly and helpful; there is literally always a smile on the face of anyone you speak to. What is there to see in Kwara you might ask? Well let’s help you out with that!

Owu falls: This is one of the highest and most spectacular waterfalls in Nigeria. It is often described as the ‘Wonder in the wilderness’ as there is a hike to get to the falls. With a fall of 330m the hike is well worth it.

Esie Museum: This was the first museum to be established in Nigeria. It is said to have the largest soapstone images in the world. Visiting is definitely creepy and hearing the stories is even worse but you cannot go to Kwara without heading there.

Dada Pottery: This is the largest traditional pottery workshop in Nigeria. There is an assortment of pottery products that range from water storage vessels to cooking utensils as well as decorative pottery items are produced. It is said to be as old as Ilorin itself and if you get there on time and you aren’t in a hurry, you can watch the women at work.

You can also throw in the University of Ilorin zoo and get on the canopy walk.

One thing is clear, Kwara might not be one of the famous tourist destinations in Nigeria, but don’t sleep on it either.

Patigi Beach is located in Kwara North-

Great!!!! Add Sambisa Forest to the list

EtherealAnn:
yes I don't

my dear Ethereal Ann.
Any day you're free or on vacation, we can go touring together.
How about that?