Nigeria Giant In The Sun
| Duration | Tour Type | Group Size |
|---|---|---|
| Customizable | Private Tour | 2+ Travelers |
Description
The Nigerian experience can be described as constant motion in an emerging industrial nation. A nation of over 200 million people, there is a lot to offer. Abuja, the capital is located in the core of the country.
Tour Options
IFA CULTURE
The Yoruba region of Nigeria practices the ancient art of IFA, which has been adapted cultures in Cuba, Bahai, and some states in the USA. The influence accompanied the enslaved who were brought over in the 1700’s. Abeokuta, Ife, Oshogbo are the main cities were this practice is in full force. A 10-day customized tour can be arranged. Travelers will arrive in the teaming commercial city of Lagos by the coast, and continue by road to visit these cities
KANO DURBAR
The Durbar festival is an annual festival celebrated in many cities in Nigeria. We focus on the Durbar festival in the city of Kano. This festival celebrates the end of Ramadan, is is also shared with Id el Kabir and Eid al-Fitr, Muslim holidays. You will revel in parades of the Emir and his entourage on horses, accompanied by Musician, all ending at the Emir's palace.
DESTINATION INFORMATION
- Official Embassy Portal: Embassy of Nigeria (Washington, D.C.)
- Official eVisa Portal: Nigeria Immigration Service (e-Visa)
- Travel Documentation: Visa requirements vary by citizenship. Most tourist visas now require an online application and payment through the official NIS portal.
- Biometrics Notice: Be advised that some visa classes may require an in-person appointment for biometrics at an OIS Services center (located in major cities like DC, NY, and Atlanta).
- Passport Safety: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date with two blank visa pages.
- Expert Advice: Nigeria is rigorous with documentation. We recommend starting your application at least 60-90 days prior to departure.