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Togo received its name from the village now known as Togoville. Togolese people are made up predominantly of the Ewe tribe. Other tribes include the Twi speaking people of Central Togo and the Kabyé and Tamberma. Togo is noted for its beautiful countryside . The Grande Marche is in the centre of the capital city, Lome and is a place other West African nationals come to purchase their products. This beautiful, mountainous country is one of the smallest countries in the region but is very diverse in both geography and culture. |
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| Togo including Ghana and Benin Detailed Itinerary
The tour of Ghana, Togo and Benin is our most popular West African package. If you only have under 2 weeks and want to have a comprehensive feel for West Africa, this is the tour to take. You will enjoy Anglophone Ghana and Francophone Togo and Benin. One of the highlights in Benin is a visit to Ganvie, the village built on stilts on Lake Nokue and referred to as the Venice of West Africa. Here you will be mesmerized as you watch market women row their dugout canoes, piled high with goods, enjoy shopping on a floating market, watch as fishermen throw their nets skillfully and artistically into Lake Nokue; providing you with a wonderful photo opportunity. This is a National Geographic experience and you will pinch yourself to believe you are in the midst of it. Between Ghana and Benin lies Togo where you will visit the Grand Marche and Marche des Feticheurs. On this tour you will experience the culture and feel the beauty of these tropical countries.
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Togo including Ghana Detailed Itinerary
The tour of Ghana and Togo is considered one of our interesting tours we offer; in just over a week you will enjoy Anglophone Ghana and Francophone Togo. In Ghana you will partake of the popular Ghanaian hospitality; you will also visit various historical landmarks such as the renowned Slave Castle at Cape coast and some natural attractions such as Kakum National Park. After Ghana you will move on to its neighbouring country, Togo. Here you will visit the Grand Marche, Marche des Feticheurs, the Voodoo Market and the 17th Century Catholic Cathedral which hosted Pope Paul during his visit to Togo.
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