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The Diébougou Military Cave: Dive into a Unique Historical Bunker
Discover the Diébougou Military Cave, nicknamed "Guerre Dinguê," a bunker dug between 1900 and 1914 by colonial soldiers to protect themselves from the feared Lobi warriors. Nestled under a wooded hill, this man-made cave is now a historical site open to the public, bearing witness to a fascinating military past.
Museums
Royal Palace of His Majesty Naaba Koom of Garango: Where Tradition Meets Ancestral Authority
In Garango, the Royal Palace of His Majesty Naaba Koom is a cornerstone of tradition and customary power. This emblematic site immerses visitors in the heart of the Mossi culture and the royal rituals that still shape local life.
Tourist sites
Gobnangou Cliffs: A Natural Gem at the Gates of the Atakora
500 km from Ouagadougou, the Gobnangou Cliffs offer a breathtaking spectacle. This unique natural site, an extension of the Atakora mountain range, blends majestic scenery with a geological history hundreds of millions of years old.
Cultural tourism
The Douna Caves: Historic Refuge and Natural Treasure of the Cascades
North of Douna lies a site where nature and history intertwine. The Douna Caves, once a refuge in times of war, preserve sacred areas and a heritage passed down for generations, now open to visitors since 2010.
Cultural events
The Ouagadougou International Craft Fair: Showcasing Africa’s Finest Handicrafts
Since 1990, the SIAO has brought together artisans from over 30 African countries every two years. This unmissable event celebrates the richness and diversity of African craftsmanship, providing creators with a unique platform to exhibit, sell, and promote their work to the world.
Cultural tourism
Niansogoni: The Cliffside Troglodyte Village Between History and Legend
In the heart of Senufo country, Niansogoni reveals its well-preserved cliff dwellings and unique history. Inhabited until 1980, this perched village offers a captivating journey into Wara traditions and everyday life of the past.
Our towns in all their diversity
Ouagadougou

Bobo Dioulasso

Banfora

Tiébélé

Lorépéni

Sindou
