Togo
Togo is a narrow sliver of land in West Africa bordered by Ghana, Benin, and Burkina Faso. Known for its palm-fringed coastline, vibrant markets, and deep-rooted Vodun (voodoo) heritage, it offers an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience.
Cities & regions
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Aného is a coastal town of roughly 24,000 people in Togo's Maritime Region, about 45-50 km east of Lomé and a few kilometres short of the Benin border, wedge…
Open guideBadou is a small rural town in Togo's Plateaux Region, set in the forested hills of the Wawa prefecture close to the Ghanaian border. It is cocoa and coffee…
Open guideBassar is a hill town in northwestern Togo, roughly 420 km from Lomé, set in cooler, clearer air than the coast and surrounded by forest, waterfalls and low…
Open guideKpalimé is a hill town in southwestern Togo, about 120 km from Lomé and close to the Ghanaian border, set among lush green ridges and dense tropical forest.…
Open guideLomé is Togo's capital and only large city, a port of roughly 1.5 million people strung along the Gulf of Guinea on the Atlantic coast, with the Ghanaian bor…
Open guideMango, historically Sansanné-Mango, is a town in far northern Togo on the banks of the Oti River, in the Savanes Region, about 26 km from the Ghanaian border…
Open guideNiamtougou is a market town and prefecture capital in the Doufelgou area of Togo's Kara Region, in the far north of the country, sitting on the national nort…
Open guideSokodé is Togo's second-largest city, a market and crossroads town of roughly 95,000 people sitting in the middle of the country in the Centrale Region, wher…
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