Nigeria.
Lokoja
Lokoja sits where the Niger and Benue rivers meet, making it one of Nigeria's most geographically distinctive cities and a draw for those interested in the c…
Abeokuta
Olumo Rock, a giant granite outcrop that gave the city its name — "under the rock" in Yoruba — is the defining landmark of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun Stat…
Nok
Nok, a village in Kaduna State, Nigeria, gives its name to one of Africa's most significant ancient cultures: the Nok culture, whose distinctive terracotta f…
Efon-Alaaye
This densely vegetated Yoruba city in Ekiti State, where low-rise red-roofed buildings spread beneath a cloud-wrapped, forest-covered mountain that rises dra…
Makurdi
Makurdi, the capital of Benue State in central Nigeria, sits along the Benue River in a region known as the food basket of the nation, with agriculture shapi…
Michika
Town in northern Adamawa State, Nigeria, Michika sits close to mountains and within reach of water, and lies directly across the border from the Rhumsiki tou…
Maiduguri
Maiduguri, the large capital of Nigeria's Borno State in the northeast, greets visitors through a bold blue ceremonial gateway arch above busy streets filled…
Askira
This town in Nigeria's Borno State set dramatically against boulder-strewn, tree-covered hills, where striking rock formations rise above low-rise white buil…
Jos
Set on a high plateau in north-central Nigeria, Jos is the capital of Plateau State, known for its cool climate and dramatic mountain scenery — qualities tha…
Utu Etim Ekpo
A pocket-sized riverside settlement in Akwa Ibom State where wooden canoes work a green-watered river flanked by dense palm groves and lush tropical vegetati…
Aba
Aba is a large commercial city in southeastern Nigeria, founded by the Ngwa clan of the Igbo people as a market town and long known for its craftsmen.
Ipetumodu
This busy market town in Nigeria's Osun State, Ipetumodu spreads across low red-roofed buildings around an open central square alive with street traders, sit…
Osogbo
Osogbo, the capital of Nigeria's Osun State, is a large city in southwest Nigeria known as a major centre for traditional fabric dyeing — a practice so centr…
Calabar
Calabar, capital of Nigeria's Cross River State, sits alongside the Calabar and Great Kwa rivers and has carried a reputation as the country's tourism capita…
Nsukka
This hilltop viewpoint reveals this green, palm-dotted Nigerian university city spread across rolling upland country in Enugu State, where low-rise buildings…
Kaduna South
This busy urban district in Nigeria's Kaduna State, where open-air market streets lined with colourful umbrella stalls, tricycle taxis, and compact traders c…
Kagoro
A highland town in southern Kaduna State, Kagoro — also known as Gworok — draws visitors for its mountainous scenery and the Afan Festival, a national cultur…
Iragbiji
This mid-sized Yoruba town in Nigeria's Osun State, Iragbiji serves as a local government capital within easy reach of upland country and water, sitting in a…
Akamkpa
A town in Nigeria's Cross River State, Akamkpa serves as a local government hub — visible in its bold arched headquarters gateway — with upland country and w…
Mayo-Belwa
A compact town in Nigeria's Adamawa State, Mayo-Belwa sits close to water and rolling upland country near the Taraba State border, offering a glimpse into ev…
Owerri
Owerri, the capital of Nigeria's Imo State and the largest city in Igboland's heartland, has built a reputation as one of West Africa's liveliest cities afte…
Okeho
A small Yoruba-speaking town in the hill country of Oyo State, southwest Nigeria, Okeho serves as the headquarters of Kajola Local Government and is known lo…
Obudu
Obudu Mountain Resort, which hosts the annual Obudu Ranch International Mountain Race, is the main draw to this town in Cross River State, southeastern Nigeria.
Awka
Awka, the capital of Anambra State in south-east Nigeria, sits at the centre of the densely populated Igbo heartland, positioned midway between the major cit…
Otan Ayegbaju
This densely energetic Nigerian town where a vast open-air market — hundreds of colourful umbrella stalls, minibuses, and crowds stretching to the horizon —…
Jimeta
Riverside city on the Benue River in Adamawa State, northeastern Nigeria, Jimeta is so closely linked to the state capital Yola that the two effectively form…
Enugu
Enugu, the Igbo-language capital of Enugu State in southeastern Nigeria, grew from a coal-mining settlement founded in 1912 into one of the country's major c…
Bida
Bida is a lively Nigerian city in Niger State where traditional craftsmanship and Islamic culture thrive, as seen in its vibrant community gatherings, embroi…
Akure
Busy south-western Nigerian state capital where large Anglican churches line active streets, surrounding hills offer a green backdrop, and the city's lively…
Bukuru
This town on the Jos Plateau in north-central Nigeria, Bukuru sits in highland terrain and has grown into the Jos-Bukuru metropolis alongside the neighbourin…
Bauchi
Bauchi draws visitors with its bold Hausa-Fulani architecture — as seen in this striking red-and-green decorated building dated 1891 — set in a sizeable nort…
Malumfashi
This busy Katsina State town in northern Nigeria where tall white mosque minarets with a green dome rise above dusty market streets, reflecting the area's st…
Kaduna
Major trade and transportation hub in north-western Nigeria, Kaduna sits on the Kaduna River and serves as the gateway to the country's northern states via i…
Ilorin
Ilorin, the capital of Kwara State in north-central Nigeria, is a large city where Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa, Nupe, Bariba, and Kanuri cultures converge, giving…
Yola
Yola, capital of Nigeria's Adamawa State, sits on the Benue River between the Mandara Mountains to the north and the Shebshi Mountains to the south, and serv…
Lafia
Lafia is the capital of Nasarawa State in north-central Nigeria and a significant agricultural trading hub, known for sesame seeds, soybeans, yams, sorghum,…
Ilobu
Mid-sized Nigerian city in Osun State, Ilobu sits close to water and upland terrain, with a UNESCO World Heritage site within regional reach and enough indep…
Ibokun
This modest Nigerian town within easy reach of upland country and water, with enough independent-traveller interest to earn its own Wikivoyage entry and a UN…
Saki
A mid-sized Nigerian city set in upland country with water nearby, Saki draws enough independent travellers to earn its own Wikivoyage entry, making it a wor…
Okun
A modest Nigerian settlement within walking distance of water, set among hilly surrounds, and positioned near a UNESCO World Heritage site that rewards curio…
Inisa
A mid-sized Yoruba city in southwestern Nigeria, set among rolling hills and within reach of both water and a UNESCO-recognized site that draws independent t…
Imesi-Ile
This modest Nigerian town set among hills with water nearby, drawing independent travellers to its elevated surroundings and proximity to a UNESCO-recognised…
Esa-Oke
This hilly Nigerian town with water nearby and a Wikivoyage presence, Esa-Oke draws independent travellers to Osun State's interior, where the surrounding la…
Kachia
This Nigerian town in upland country with water nearby and enough independent-traveller interest to earn its own Wikivoyage entry, making it a worthwhile sto…
Ejigbo
This mid-sized Yoruba city in southwest Nigeria, Ejigbo draws visitors with its concentration of historic churches, proximity to upland countryside, and easy…
Girei
This little Nigerian town within easy reach of both water and upland terrain, Girei draws independent travellers curious about the varied landscapes of Adama…
Rabah
A small Nigerian town set near both water and upland country, Rabah offers a quiet, grounded base for travelers drawn to the open landscapes of northwestern…
Rimin Gado
This modest Nigerian town with upland country nearby and enough independent-traveller interest to earn its own Wikivoyage entry, making it a practical base f…
Misau
Little Nigerian town in the northern uplands with enough independent-traveller interest to earn its own Wikivoyage entry, sitting within easy reach of both w…
Wurno
This tiny Nigerian town within easy reach of both water and upland terrain, Wurno offers a glimpse into everyday Sahelian life in Sokoto State's rural north.
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