NatureZuma Rock
Niger State
A huge natural monolith that rises beside the road just outside Abuja. It is so well known that it appeared on the 100 naira note.
Photo: Jeff Attaway, CC BY 2.0
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Africa
Africa's most populous nation, full of rhythm, rock and culture.
Photo: Jeff Attaway, CC BY 2.0
Nigeria is energetic and richly varied. Lagos drives the country's music, film and fashion, while the older cities of the south-west and north hold deep history. Dramatic rock formations, sacred groves and wildlife reserves lie beyond the cities. Distances are large, so domestic flights are often the easiest way to get around.
NatureNiger State
A huge natural monolith that rises beside the road just outside Abuja. It is so well known that it appeared on the 100 naira note.
Photo: Jeff Attaway, CC BY 2.0
HistoryAbeokuta
This rock in Abeokuta once sheltered the Egba people in times of war. Climb to the top for wide views across the city.
CultureOsogbo
A UNESCO World Heritage forest dedicated to the Yoruba goddess Osun, filled with shrines and sculptures. A major festival takes place here every August.
NatureBauchi State
One of Nigeria's best-known wildlife reserves, known for elephants and the warm natural springs at Wikki.
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