There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
There’s no other place like
Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic people reveal a
layer of history preserved through rich traditions handed down over time, and
its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and
modern, its cities, both urban and regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of
civilization as intriguing as the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield
great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye
of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com,
reveals the 5 most beautiful cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Here, is the land of rich and
famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings and majestic lakes. This elegant
nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a bustling cultural heritage and a high
standard of living tops the show with its transformative grandeur, world-class
affinity for entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences
summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale out-door sports mark the existence
of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking, go-kart racing are a few activities that
make for memorable open-air pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent
past with stunning rock formations around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous
marble palazzos and vast expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream.
The Usman Dam lakes oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard- landscape
and coral-coloured seascape.
Some cities are full of
artificial architectural wonders, others have nature on their side. Abuja toes
the fine line on each side of the turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour
along with a fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side
with contemporary façade designs along the compelling streets of Maitama, and
romantic national parks resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central
sphere of the country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and
high-end hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is
everyone’s dream city. Much of the state’s originality comes from the diversity
of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area
of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient
memorials; its mountainous interior dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages
and natural treasures which span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are
speckled with pretty seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious
backdrops with whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the
neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa resorts is home to some of
Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the ancient gods are believed to have met
with humanity according to Efik folklore. And then there’s the food, the art
month-long annual festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its
global fame.
Jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos,
set against natures’ glorious backdrop and with hills standing tall under the
magical of the northern wind is one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique
to its people and vibrant vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of
modernity, Jos coexist with churches and mosques interwoven to reflect a common
belief of love and fellowship among its people. Some of the world famous
pre-historic archaeological sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town.
Locals are friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
There’s no other place like
Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic people reveal a
layer of history preserved through rich traditions handed down over time, and
its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and
modern, its cities, both urban and regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of
civilization as intriguing as the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield
great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye
of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com,
reveals the 5 most beautiful cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Here, is the land of rich and
famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings and majestic lakes. This elegant
nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a bustling cultural heritage and a high
standard of living tops the show with its transformative grandeur, world-class
affinity for entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences
summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale out-door sports mark the existence
of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking, go-kart racing are a few activities that
make for memorable open-air pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent
past with stunning rock formations around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous
marble palazzos and vast expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream.
The Usman Dam lakes oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard- landscape
and coral-coloured seascape.
Some cities are full of
artificial architectural wonders, others have nature on their side. Abuja toes
the fine line on each side of the turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour
along with a fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side
with contemporary façade designs along the compelling streets of Maitama, and
romantic national parks resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central
sphere of the country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and
high-end hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is
everyone’s dream city. Much of the state’s originality comes from the diversity
of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area
of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient
memorials; its mountainous interior dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages
and natural treasures which span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are
speckled with pretty seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious
backdrops with whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the
neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa resorts is home to some of
Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the ancient gods are believed to have met
with humanity according to Efik folklore. And then there’s the food, the art
month-long annual festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its
global fame.
Jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos,
set against natures’ glorious backdrop and with hills standing tall under the
magical of the northern wind is one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique
to its people and vibrant vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of
modernity, Jos coexist with churches and mosques interwoven to reflect a common
belief of love and fellowship among its people. Some of the world famous
pre-historic archaeological sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town.
Locals are friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Victoria island
Here, is the land of rich and famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings
and majestic lakes. This elegant nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a
bustling cultural heritage and a high standard of living tops the show
with its transformative grandeur, world-class affinity for
entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale
out-door sports mark the existence of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking,
go-kart racing are a few activities that make for memorable open-air
pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent past with stunning rock formations
around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous marble palazzos and vast
expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream. The Usman Dam lakes
oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard-landscape and
coral-coloured seascape.
abujaSome cities are full of artificial architectural wonders, others
have nature on their side. Abuja toes the fine line on each side of the
turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour along with a
fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side with contemporary façade designs along
the compelling streets of Maitama, and romantic national parks
resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central sphere of the
country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and high-end
hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is everyone’s dream city. Much of the
state’s originality comes from the diversity of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area of Tinapa Resort. Aerial view of the
reception area of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient memorials; its mountainous interior
dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages and natural treasures which
span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are speckled with pretty
seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious backdrops with
whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa
resorts is home to some of Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the
ancient gods are believed to have met with humanity according to Efik
folklore. And then there’s the food, the art month-long annual
festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its global fame.
Jos
jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos, set against natures’ glorious backdrop
and with hills standing tall under the magical of the northern wind is
one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique to its people and vibrant
vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of modernity, Jos coexist with churches and
mosques interwoven to reflect a common belief of love and fellowship
among its people. Some of the world famous pre-historic archaeological
sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town. Locals are
friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Victoria island
Here, is the land of rich and famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings
and majestic lakes. This elegant nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a
bustling cultural heritage and a high standard of living tops the show
with its transformative grandeur, world-class affinity for
entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale
out-door sports mark the existence of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking,
go-kart racing are a few activities that make for memorable open-air
pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent past with stunning rock formations
around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous marble palazzos and vast
expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream. The Usman Dam lakes
oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard-landscape and
coral-coloured seascape.
abujaSome cities are full of artificial architectural wonders, others
have nature on their side. Abuja toes the fine line on each side of the
turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour along with a
fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side with contemporary façade designs along
the compelling streets of Maitama, and romantic national parks
resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central sphere of the
country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and high-end
hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is everyone’s dream city. Much of the
state’s originality comes from the diversity of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area of Tinapa Resort. Aerial view of the
reception area of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient memorials; its mountainous interior
dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages and natural treasures which
span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are speckled with pretty
seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious backdrops with
whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa
resorts is home to some of Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the
ancient gods are believed to have met with humanity according to Efik
folklore. And then there’s the food, the art month-long annual
festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its global fame.
Jos
jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos, set against natures’ glorious backdrop
and with hills standing tall under the magical of the northern wind is
one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique to its people and vibrant
vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of modernity, Jos coexist with churches and
mosques interwoven to reflect a common belief of love and fellowship
among its people. Some of the world famous pre-historic archaeological
sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town. Locals are
friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Victoria island
Here, is the land of rich and famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings
and majestic lakes. This elegant nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a
bustling cultural heritage and a high standard of living tops the show
with its transformative grandeur, world-class affinity for
entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale
out-door sports mark the existence of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking,
go-kart racing are a few activities that make for memorable open-air
pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent past with stunning rock formations
around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous marble palazzos and vast
expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream. The Usman Dam lakes
oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard-landscape and
coral-coloured seascape.
abujaSome cities are full of artificial architectural wonders, others
have nature on their side. Abuja toes the fine line on each side of the
turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour along with a
fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side with contemporary façade designs along
the compelling streets of Maitama, and romantic national parks
resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central sphere of the
country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and high-end
hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is everyone’s dream city. Much of the
state’s originality comes from the diversity of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area of Tinapa Resort. Aerial view of the
reception area of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient memorials; its mountainous interior
dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages and natural treasures which
span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are speckled with pretty
seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious backdrops with
whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa
resorts is home to some of Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the
ancient gods are believed to have met with humanity according to Efik
folklore. And then there’s the food, the art month-long annual
festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its global fame.
Jos
jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos, set against natures’ glorious backdrop
and with hills standing tall under the magical of the northern wind is
one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique to its people and vibrant
vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of modernity, Jos coexist with churches and
mosques interwoven to reflect a common belief of love and fellowship
among its people. Some of the world famous pre-historic archaeological
sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town. Locals are
friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Victoria island
Here, is the land of rich and famous, is a medley of high-rise buildings
and majestic lakes. This elegant nest surrounded by blue-ocean, with a
bustling cultural heritage and a high standard of living tops the show
with its transformative grandeur, world-class affinity for
entertainment, art, and alluring café culture.
For a land that experiences summer all-year-round, dozens of fairy-tale
out-door sports mark the existence of its people. Jet skiing, kayaking,
go-kart racing are a few activities that make for memorable open-air
pursuits.
Abuja
Abuja celebrates its magnificent past with stunning rock formations
around the seat of the Presidency. Fabulous marble palazzos and vast
expanse of land yet untapped are an investors dream. The Usman Dam lakes
oozes timeless sophistication with its postcard-landscape and
coral-coloured seascape.
abujaSome cities are full of artificial architectural wonders, others
have nature on their side. Abuja toes the fine line on each side of the
turf, offering nomads a wealth of natural splendour along with a
fascinating affiliation to West Africa’s most powerful government.
Quirky huts stand side by side with contemporary façade designs along
the compelling streets of Maitama, and romantic national parks
resplendent with rare flora and fauna dot the central sphere of the
country. It’s exquisite mix of quaintness, blue waters, and high-end
hedonism, give this place an aura of the most driven city in Nigeria.
Calabar
Seductive, harmonious Calabar is everyone’s dream city. Much of the
state’s originality comes from the diversity of its landscape.
Aerial view of the reception area of Tinapa Resort. Aerial view of the
reception area of Tinapa Resort.
Teeming with remarkable ancient memorials; its mountainous interior
dotted with delightful, unspoilt villages and natural treasures which
span thousands of millennia. Its coastal shores are speckled with pretty
seashells and the surrounding towns forming glorious backdrops with
whitewashed villages and dramatic scenery.
For nature lovers, the neighbouring Obudu National Park and Tinapa
resorts is home to some of Nigeria’s highest mountain ranges, where the
ancient gods are believed to have met with humanity according to Efik
folklore. And then there’s the food, the art month-long annual
festivals, and the rich traditions that gives the city its global fame.
Jos
jos
The amazing tranquil city of Jos, set against natures’ glorious backdrop
and with hills standing tall under the magical of the northern wind is
one to behold. The mix of a dialect so unique to its people and vibrant
vistas makes this a hub you’ll never forget.
Here, at the crossroads of modernity, Jos coexist with churches and
mosques interwoven to reflect a common belief of love and fellowship
among its people. Some of the world famous pre-historic archaeological
sites are nestled in the deep forest ranges of the town. Locals are
friendly, the food is exotic and possibilities are endless.
Source: Jovago
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
There’s no other place
like Nigeria in the continent the country finds itself. Its dynamic
people reveal a layer of history preserved through rich traditions
handed down over time, and its breathtaking landscape couldn’t be more
diverse.
With an eclectic mix of wild and modern, its cities, both urban and
regional alike showcase a kaleidoscope of civilization as intriguing as
the ancestors that tilled its earth to yield great fruit.
Some say beauty lies in the eye of the smitten. To the wanderer seeking
rest in an ever busy world, Jovago.com, reveals the 5 most beautiful
cities in Nigeria they can call home.
Victoria Island,
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/top-4-beautiful-cities-nigeria/
