Slim, palm-fringed Togo packs the largest Voodoo fetish market in the world, Bavarian-influenced hill towns, and quiet Atlantic beaches into a compact West African journey between Ghana and Benin.
The world's largest Voodoo market, in Lomé, filled with traditional talismans and healing items.
A UNESCO-listed region of unique mudbrick tower-houses built by the Batammariba people.
Togo's laid-back seaside capital, blending colonial architecture with a bustling Grand Marché.
A cool hill town surrounded by coffee and cocoa plantations, popular for hiking and butterfly watching.
A calm coastal lagoon near Lomé, popular for canoeing and lakeside relaxation.
Explore the world's largest Voodoo market and learn its traditions.
See the extraordinary mudbrick tower-houses of the Batammariba people.
Trek through coffee plantations to hidden waterfalls in Togo's highlands.
Paddle the calm coastal lagoon near the capital.
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Togo is a narrow strip of a country stretching from the Atlantic coast north into the Sahel, packing a striking variety of landscapes and cultures into a small area.
Lomé, the capital, is home to the Akodessewa Fetish Market, the largest Voodoo market anywhere in the world, reflecting Togo's deep spiritual traditions.
In the north, the Koutammakou region protects the unique tower-house architecture of the Batammariba people, recognised by UNESCO for its cultural significance.
Togo's hill country around Kpalimé offers a cooler, greener contrast to the coast, with hiking trails through coffee and cocoa plantations.