Travu - magazine

11/12/2023

If you're looking for things to do this season -- solo or with friends and family -- we collected loads of events and shows in this publication to help you choose. And packed into 190 pages, there is something for everyone.

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Hosting an event in 2024 and would like your events featured in subsequent editions in the new year? Check the last page.

In the meantime, have fun flipping through this one.

21/04/2022

"The beauty of this collection for me is how some of the stories overlap. Love’s Divine feels like the continuation of Damiete’s story. Desperado is a continuation of Music, a story of r**e and its effects on the boy-child."

Love in a time of sootApril 21, 2022Towns & Cities, Weekend ReadsTweetShareSharePin By Sesede Simeon A friend who knows about my addiction to books sent me an email towards the end of 2020 (the year I read 86+ books), of a list of books that were considered to be the top books written by African aut...

02/01/2022

Our first travel piece for the brand new year is up on the site -- we would love to know what you think of it.

A 9-day adventure through Southern NigeriaJanuary 1, 2022Road Trips, Towns & CitiesTweetShareSharePin By Jumoke Munu The thought of going on a 4-day trip in one state in Nigeria is exciting, but spontaneously traveling across states in two regions, and with like-minded folks, is an indescrib...

31/12/2021

From Spotlighting Travel Destinations in Nigeria to picking Nigerian Finest Tourist Attractions and so much more, we have satisfied our TRÁVÙ readers wanderlust with travel articles.

We hope you’re planning to explore Nigeria in 2022 and planning to learn a few local words.

Cheers to having a memorable NYE.

Note: read about your next Nigerian travel destination on www.travu

30/12/2021

2022 is around the corner.

Have you started planning your 2022 travels? We understand how tasking this could be and that’s why we have put different Nigerian destinations together for your 2022 travel plan.

Click the link in our bio to start planning.

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29/12/2021

In 2022, consider visiting Nigerian destinations.

We have listed 12 of Nigeria’s Finest Visitor Attractions that you should put on your 2022 Nigeria travel list

Click the link in bio to read more.

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📍 Awhum Waterfalls

28/12/2021

Yankari Games Reserve (Bauchi State): The Wikki Warm Spring is popular with visitors to the Yankari National Park, but there are three others: Mawulgo, Gwana and Dimil (the only cold spring of the quartet). Besides the springs, there are historical sites, caves, wells and diverse wildlife — elephants, baboons, bush- bucks, hippopotamus, roan antelopes, buffalo and bird species (kingfishers, heron, eagle to name a few). "Bauchi is truly a Home of Tourism and it has Yankari Games Reserve, which is one of the greatest tourist
attractions in Nigeria. It is the most sought after game reserve for wildlife and safari in Nigeria, More than that: it has other attractions within the resort such as the Wikki Warm Spring, the Marshal Cave and plenty other attractions to make any visit worth the while." —


Looking for Nigeria’s Finest Visitor Attractions that you should put on your 2022 Nigeria travel list?
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27/12/2021

Hiking adventure, anyone?

Get our list 12 of Nigeria’s Finest Visitor Attractions that you should put on your 2022 Nigeria travel list at the link in bio.

📍 Idanre Hills
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25/12/2021

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

We wish you a great time as you celebrate.

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24/12/2021

12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS 🎄

We’re sharing 12 of Nigeria’s Finest Visitor Attractions that you should put on your 2022 Nigeria travel list.

4. OGUNIKE CAVE (ANAMBRA STATE)

"It explains the history of the Igbo people during the Biafra war." -

Read more at the link below.

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23/12/2021

12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS 🎄

We’re sharing 12 of Nigeria’s Finest Visitor Attractions that you should put on your 2022 Nigeria travel list.

3. ADO AWAYE LAKE (OYO STATE)

Ado Awaye lake (Oyo State): The main attraction here is the suspended lake (aqamarine green), the only one of its kind in Nigeria and one of two worldwide. The view from the hilltop is priceless; and the hike up it is as thrilling as the landmark spread across the range, providing a glimpse into the lifestyle of society that lived there centuries ago.
"This is one of those places that's so green and lush, it is unbelievable how close to major cities it is. I love the fact that you can do a day trip that includes hiking to the summit and travel time to and from Lagos. It is a tad challenging but as long as you don't have any serious inhibitions, you can make it. The view throughout the top and the fascinating story of the rock, as well as the fact that it is one of two hanging lakes in the world makes it all worth it." -

Read more at the link below.
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