The Tatas Tamberma
Description: The Tatas are traditional fortified dwellings, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These mud houses, unique in the world, belong to the Batammariba ethnic group.
Activities: Discovery of unique architecture, immersion in local culture, and exchanges with locals.
Location: Village of Koutammakou, approximately 50 km from Kara.
Kéran National Park
Description: This protected park is home to rich biodiversity, including elephants, antelopes, buffalo and many species of birds.
Activities: Safari, wildlife watching and wilderness exploration.
Sarakawa Waterfall
Description: A natural waterfall located near Kara. It is a peaceful place surrounded by greenery, perfect for a relaxing getaway.
Activities: Picnicking, swimming, and exploring the surrounding area.
Aledjo Leaf
The Aledjo Leaf is a huge inclined rock slab, evoking the shape of a leaf.
It is located on the N1 national road, at the top of the Aledjo mountains, about 25 km from the town of Kara.
It is an emblematic site, often considered a natural symbol of Togo.
Womé Waterfall in Kpalimé
Womé Waterfall, located near the town of Kpalimé in the Plateaux region of Togo, is one of the most popular natural sites for its idyllic setting and refreshing waters. Nestled in the heart of lush vegetation, this waterfall is a must-see destination for nature lovers and travelers looking for relaxation.
The Vial Kpalime Castle
History: Built during the colonial period, this castle served as a private residence. It was later restored and transformed into a tourist accommodation.
Features: The building is marked by a unique colonial architecture, with European elements adapted to the African climate.
Location: Situated on a hill offering panoramic views of the surrounding forests.
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