I went to Lome, Togo, and it was really amazing

🌍Family, this time let you share a super niche and super charming tourist destination - Togo Lome! Located along the Gulf of Guinea in western Africa, it is the capital of Togo and is full of rich African flair and unique cultural charm. Itinerary Day1: Arrive in Lomé → Check into the hotel → Watch the sunset at Lomé Beach Day2: National Museum of Togo → Palazzo Lomé → Monument to Independence → Sacred Heart Cathedral Day3: Lomé Grand Market → Akodseva Voodoo Market → Aboyil National Park (optional with plenty of time) Day4: Lake Togo → Inlet of Lake Anejodogo (optional) → Prepare for return Must-visit attractions 1. Lomé Beach: Stretching for kilometers along the Gulf of Guinea, smooth sand and clear blue waters match well. During the day, you can enjoy the sun and beach, swimming, surfing, windsurfing and other water activities to choose from; in the evening, enjoy the beautiful seaside sunset, golden afterglow shining on the sea, full of atmosphere. 2. National Museum of Togo: The museum houses a large collection of artifacts that can showcase Togo’s history and culture, such as ancient pottery, bronzes, traditional clothing, and artwork that reflects the life of the local tribes. Here you can gain insight into Togo’s historical changes, national culture and traditional customs. 3. Palazzo Lomé: Founded in 1898, it was once the palace of the governors of Germany and France during the colonial period. The exhibition hall on the first and second floors allows you to learn about Togo's history and culture, and the second floor overlooks the garden fountain and sea view, which is superb for photos. 4. Independence Monument: Located in the center of Lomé, it was built to commemorate the independence of Togo. The whole square is not accessible and photographed, only from a distance, but it is uniquely shaped and very symbolic. 5. Sacred Heart Cathedral: A blend of Gothic and local styles, it is one of Lomé’s iconic buildings. The interior of the church is beautifully decorated and the stained glass looks beautiful in the sunlight. 6. Lomé Grand Bazaar: Extraordinarily lively and full of rich African flair. The stalls were stocked with a variety of handicrafts, textiles, spices, and specialty foods. You can buy souvenirs such as beautiful wood carvings, colorful batik fabrics, traditional African musical instruments, and sample local specialties such as roasted corn and fried tapioca. 7. Akodseva Voodoo Market: The largest voodoo market in the world, you can see various exotic objects such as animal skulls, dried carcasses, and learn about local voodoo culture and traditional herbal knowledge. However, the market smell is stronger, Baozi who minds consider carefully. 8. Aboyle National Park: A paradise for wildlife, you can see elephants, lions, giraffes and other various African wildlife. 9. Lake Togo: The lake is clear, the lake is calm, and the blue sky complements each other. The lake is surrounded by green trees and birds singing. The estuary of Lake Anejodogo is a highlight to enjoy the unique scenery of the azure sea intertwined with the black and yellow lakes. Food recommendations 1. Fufu: Togo's national delicacy, steamed with tapioca and mashed into a paste, usually eaten with chicken sauce, beef sauce, lamb sauce or fish sauce. 2. Roasted corn: A common street snack, sweet and delicious, with a light burnt aroma. 3. Fried tapioca: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a special sauce, a special flavor. Precautions 1. Apply for your visa in advance and understand the local immigration policies and requirements. 2. Prepare mosquito repellent supplies, more mosquitoes in Africa. 3. Respect local cultural practices, especially when visiting religious sites and voodoo markets. 4. Be aware of the safety of your personal belongings, especially in crowded markets and other places. 5. Togo is hot, take sun protection and heat protection measures.