Visit Savanes Region
The Savanes Region of Togo is located in the north of the country, sharing its borders with Benin and Ghana. It is bordered by lush savannahs, which have made it an ideal area for grazing livestock. The region also has some notable tourist attractions such as Koutammakou, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its mysterious traditional clay huts and artwork crafted by local artisans. Other popular tourist attractions include Lake Togo, a large freshwater lake that provides stunning views and offers activities like fishing and canoeing.
Savanes Region also boasts a rich history; it was home to the Tchokossi kingdom during the 18th century before becoming part of French Togoland in 1914 after colonization by France. Another interesting fact is that this region served as an important trading hub between North Africa and West African countries due to its convenient location close to the Ghana-Togo border. Today, visitors can still witness this vibrant cultural exchange taking place within Savanes Region's bustling markets.
Savanes Region also boasts a rich history; it was home to the Tchokossi kingdom during the 18th century before becoming part of French Togoland in 1914 after colonization by France. Another interesting fact is that this region served as an important trading hub between North Africa and West African countries due to its convenient location close to the Ghana-Togo border. Today, visitors can still witness this vibrant cultural exchange taking place within Savanes Region's bustling markets.
