Travel & Tourism

Ah, Christmas in Nigeria, the season when airports get busier than Lagos traffic on a Monday morning, and everybody suddenly remembers they have “one uncle in the village.”  Whether you’re …

They say Christmas in Lagos is all about music, lights, and endless parties. But what if you did something different this year?  Imagine waking up to the sound of birdsong, …

More Nigerians are starting to view train travel in a different light. What used to be a slow system is now one of the most enjoyable ways to move across …

Sitting quietly on the western bank of the majestic River Niger, Asaba is one of those cities that gently surprises you. It may not shout its charm, but it surely …

Many people think Akwa Ibom is only known for its food and quiet lifestyle. However, here’s the truth: it also boasts some of the best beach adventures in Nigeria.  From …

When people talk about places to visit in Nigeria, the conversation usually circles Port Harcourt, Calabar’s festivals, or Abuja’s modern skyline.  But tucked away in the heart of the southwest …

People often say Enugu is only about coal and old stories. But that’s not true. Enugu has evolved into one of the most serene and relaxing places to spend a …

Akure isn’t a city that tries too hard to impress you; it grows on you. It’s lively without being loud, and its mix of old traditions and modern rhythm gives …

Okomu National Park is one of the last remaining lowland rainforests in southern Nigeria, a protected area situated within a landscape of farms and historic logging routes.  Covering almost 200 …

In the northeast of Nigeria lies Gombe, a place that doesn’t always make headlines but quietly holds treasures of nature, culture, history, and authentic local living.  With landscapes that shift …