Asejire Lake – Oyo
Asejire Lake, nestled near Ibadan, is more than a reservoir—it’s a tranquil source of life, supplying clean water and offering natural beauty for those who find it.
Tourist Centres And Landmarks
Dadin Kowa Dam/Lake – Gombe
Dadin Kowa Lake, formed by the Gongola River dam in Gombe, blends utility with beauty. A serene expanse supporting energy, farming, fishing, and potential tourism.
Jabi Lake – Abuja
Jabi Lake in Abuja blends calm waters, modern shopping, and outdoor fun. A city-based natural escape offering recreation and serenity in Nigeria’s capital.
Kainji Lake – Niger
Kainji Lake in Niger State is a man-made reservoir that powers Nigeria’s economy and shelters rich ecosystems. A blend of engineering and environmental significance.
River Niger And Benue Confluence – Kogi
The Confluence of River Niger and Benue in Lokoja, Kogi State, is where Nigeria’s two greatest rivers meet in harmony. A stunning natural and symbolic landmark.
Lake Chad – Borno
Lake Chad in Borno State is more than a water source, it’s a fading giant that once nourished millions. Explore its history, challenges, and enduring cultural ties.
Oguta Lake – Imo
Oguta Lake in Imo is more than just water, it’s a spiritual, cultural, and natural treasure. Discover its unique colors, confluence phenomenon, and tourism offerings.
Old Oyo National Park – Oyo
Old Oyo National Park is a remarkable Nigerian destination where wild savannahs and Yoruba ruins coexist—perfect for both nature lovers and history seekers.
Hadejia-Nguru Wetlands – Yobe
The Hadejia-Nguru Wetlands are a lifeline for wildlife and people in Nigeria’s northeast. It blends birds, rivers, farms, and culture in a stunning ecological setting.
Yankari Game Reserve – Bauchi
Yankari Game Reserve in Bauchi offers Nigeria’s richest safari experience, featuring elephants, hot springs, ancient caves, and untamed savannah beauty.
Kainji Lake National Park – Niger/Kwara
Kainji Lake National Park, stretching across Niger and Kwara, is Nigeria’s oldest and largest protected area, home to lions, hippos, and breathtaking savannah landscapes.
Kamuku National Park – Kaduna
Kamuku National Park in Kaduna is a savanna gem, rich in wildlife and bird species, and famous for its peaceful natural setting, cultural landmarks, and eco-tourism potential.
Cross River National Park – Cross River
Cross River National Park in Nigeria is a tropical rainforest paradise teeming with rare species such as gorillas, chimpanzees, and hornbills, offering one of West Africa’s most important conservation sites.
Omo Forest Reserve – Ogun
Omo Forest Reserve is one of Nigeria’s most biologically diverse rainforests, located in Ogun State and forming part of a broader conservation corridor that includes the Oluwa and Shasha Forest Reserves. Spanning over 130,500 hectares, Omo Forest is home to a variety of tropical flora and fauna, many of which are endangered or endemic to
Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary – Cross River
Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary is one of Nigeria’s richest rainforest conservation areas, famous for housing endangered primates like the Cross River gorilla and offering an authentic eco-tourism experience in Cross River State.
