Digital Tour of Nigeria

Explore the beauty, culture, and diversity of Nigeria through curated videos and images

From bustling cities to pristine beaches, ancient monuments to wildlife reserves - discover what makes Nigeria unique.

Why Explore Nigeria Digitally?

Discover the benefits of exploring Nigeria through our curated digital tour.

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Curated Content

Explore carefully selected videos and images showcasing Nigeria's best destinations and cultural experiences

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Virtual Exploration

Discover Nigeria's beauty from anywhere in the world through immersive videos and stunning photography

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Travel Planning

Get inspired and plan your next trip with detailed information about destinations, highlights, and attractions

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Cultural Discovery

Learn about Nigeria's rich heritage, traditions, festivals, and diverse cultural expressions

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Natural Wonders

Experience Nigeria's breathtaking landscapes, wildlife, beaches, and natural attractions

Authentic Experiences

Access real, authentic content from Nigeria with proper attribution and verified sources

About Nigeria

Nigeria, officially the Federal Republic of Nigeria, is Africa's most populous country and the world's 7th most populous nation. Located in West Africa, Nigeria is blessed with diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, and warm hospitality. From the bustling commercial capital of Lagos to the modern capital city of Abuja, from ancient kingdoms to natural wonders, Nigeria offers an unparalleled travel experience.

Discover Nigeria

Experience the beauty, culture, and diversity of Nigeria through this comprehensive tour of the nation.

Source: YouTube by Nigeria Tourism

Quick Facts

Capital: Abuja
Largest City: Lagos
Population: Over 200 million
Area: 923,768 km²
Official Language: English
Currency: Nigerian Naira (₦)
Time Zone: WAT (UTC+1)
Independence: October 1, 1960

Nigeria by Numbers

36+ States to Explore
200+ Tourist Destinations
500+ Cultural Sites
50+ National Parks & Reserves

Featured Destinations

Explore Nigeria's most popular cities and tourist destinations

Lagos
Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Lagos

Lagos State • South-West

The commercial capital of Nigeria, known for its vibrant nightlife, beaches, and bustling markets.

Highlights:
  • Tarkwa Bay Beach
  • Lekki Conservation Centre
  • National Museum Lagos
  • Freedom Park
Abuja
Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Abuja

Federal Capital Territory • North-Central

Nigeria's modern capital city, featuring impressive architecture, parks, and cultural centers.

Highlights:
  • Aso Rock
  • Zuma Rock
  • National Mosque
  • Millennium Park
  • Nike Art Gallery
Calabar
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Calabar

Cross River State • South-South

A historic city known for its annual Calabar Carnival, beautiful waterways, and rich culture.

Highlights:
  • Calabar Carnival
  • Tinapa Resort
  • Cross River National Park
  • Slave History Museum
Kano
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Kano

Kano State • North-West

One of Nigeria's oldest cities, rich in history, traditional architecture, and vibrant markets.

Highlights:
  • Kano City Walls
  • Gidan Makama Museum
  • Kurmi Market
  • Emir's Palace
Enugu
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Enugu

Enugu State • South-East

The coal city, surrounded by beautiful hills and known for its peaceful atmosphere.

Highlights:
  • Milliken Hill
  • Ngwo Pine Forest
  • National Museum Enugu
  • Awhum Waterfall
Ibadan
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Ibadan

Oyo State • South-West

Nigeria's largest city by landmass, known for its ancient walls, cultural heritage, and educational institutions.

Highlights:
  • University of Ibadan
  • Bower's Tower
  • Agodi Gardens
  • National Museum Ibadan
Port Harcourt
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Port Harcourt

Rivers State • South-South

The oil capital, featuring beautiful waterfronts, parks, and a growing arts scene.

Highlights:
  • Port Harcourt Tourist Beach
  • Isaac Boro Garden Park
  • Port Harcourt Zoo
  • Cultural Centre
Jos
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Jos

Plateau State • North-Central

The tin city, known for its cool climate, beautiful scenery, and rich mining history.

Highlights:
  • Jos Wildlife Park
  • National Museum Jos
  • Shere Hills
  • Assop Falls
Kaduna
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Kaduna

Kaduna State • North-West

A major commercial center with a rich cultural heritage and beautiful architecture.

Highlights:
  • Kajuru Castle
  • National Museum Kaduna
  • Kamuku National Park
  • Matsirga Waterfalls
Benin City
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Benin City

Edo State • South-South

The ancient kingdom city, home to the famous Benin Bronzes and rich cultural heritage.

Highlights:
  • Benin National Museum
  • Oba's Palace
  • Okomu National Park
  • Igun Street Bronze Casters

Explore by Theme

Discover Nigeria through different lenses - from modern cities to natural wonders

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Modern Cities

Explore Nigeria's vibrant urban centers, from Lagos to Abuja

Destinations: Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Kaduna
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Natural Wonders

Discover waterfalls, mountains, forests, and wildlife

Destinations: Jos, Enugu, Cross River, Plateau
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Cultural Heritage

Immerse yourself in Nigeria's rich traditions and history

Destinations: Kano, Benin City, Calabar, Ibadan
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Beaches & Coastlines

Relax on beautiful beaches along Nigeria's coastline

Destinations: Lagos, Calabar, Port Harcourt, Badagry
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Wildlife & Nature

Experience Nigeria's diverse wildlife and national parks

Destinations: Yankari Game Reserve, Cross River National Park, Gashaka Gumti, Kainji Lake
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Historical Sites

Visit ancient monuments, museums, and historical landmarks

Destinations: Kano City Walls, Benin Bronzes, Osun-Osogbo, Sukur Cultural Landscape
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Festivals & Events

Join vibrant celebrations and cultural festivals

Destinations: Calabar Carnival, Argungu Fishing Festival, Eyo Festival, Durbar Festival
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Adventure & Sports

Hiking, climbing, water sports, and outdoor adventures

Destinations: Obudu Cattle Ranch, Idanre Hills, Olumirin Waterfalls, Mambilla Plateau

Video Tours

Watch curated videos showcasing Nigeria's beauty and culture

Lagos: The Heart of Nigeria

A cinematic journey through Lagos, showcasing its vibrant culture, modern architecture, and bustling markets. Experience the energy of Nigeria's commercial capital.

Lagos, Nigeria 5:32
Source: Nigeria Tourism Channel by Nigeria Tourism Board

Abuja: Nigeria's Modern Capital

Explore Abuja, Nigeria's purpose-built capital city. Discover its impressive architecture, beautiful parks, and cultural landmarks.

Abuja, Nigeria 6:15
Source: Nigeria Travel Guide by Travel Nigeria

Calabar Carnival: Africa's Biggest Street Party

Experience the vibrant colors, music, and energy of the Calabar Carnival, one of Africa's largest street festivals.

Calabar, Nigeria 8:45
Source: Calabar Carnival Official by Cross River Tourism

Yankari Game Reserve: Wildlife Safari in Nigeria

Take a safari through Yankari Game Reserve, home to elephants, lions, baboons, and over 350 bird species.

Bauchi State, Nigeria 7:20
Source: Wildlife Nigeria by Nature Conservation Nigeria

Obudu Cattle Ranch: Mountain Paradise

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Obudu Cattle Ranch, a mountain resort with stunning views, cable cars, and natural pools.

Cross River State, Nigeria 6:50
Source: Nigeria Adventures by Adventure Travel Nigeria

Kano: Ancient City of Commerce

Explore Kano, one of Nigeria's oldest cities, with its ancient walls, traditional architecture, and vibrant markets.

Kano, Nigeria 5:10
Source: Heritage Nigeria by Cultural Heritage Foundation

Tarkwa Bay Beach: Lagos Island Paradise

Visit Tarkwa Bay, a beautiful beach island in Lagos perfect for swimming, picnics, and water sports.

Lagos, Nigeria 4:25
Source: Lagos Beaches by Lagos Tourism

Benin City: Kingdom of Ancient Art

Discover the rich history and art of Benin City, home to the famous Benin Bronzes and ancient kingdom heritage.

Benin City, Nigeria 6:00
Source: Nigeria History Channel by Historical Society Nigeria

Jos Plateau: Cool Climate and Scenic Beauty

Experience the cool climate and stunning scenery of Jos Plateau, known for its hills, waterfalls, and mining history.

Jos, Nigeria 5:45
Source: Plateau Tourism by Plateau State Tourism Board

Nigerian Cuisine: A Culinary Journey

Explore the diverse and delicious cuisine of Nigeria, from jollof rice to suya, egusi soup to pounded yam.

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Source: Nigerian Food Channel by Culinary Nigeria

Idanre Hills: Ancient Steps to the Sky

Climb the 682 steps of Idanre Hills to discover ancient settlements, shrines, and breathtaking views.

Ondo State, Nigeria 7:15
Source: Adventure Nigeria by Outdoor Adventures NG

Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove: UNESCO World Heritage

Visit the sacred grove of Osun-Osogbo, a UNESCO World Heritage site dedicated to the river goddess Osun.

Osogbo, Nigeria 6:30
Source: UNESCO Nigeria by UNESCO World Heritage

Nigerian Music and Dance: Cultural Expressions

Experience the vibrant music and dance traditions of Nigeria, from Afrobeat to traditional performances.

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Source: Nigerian Culture TV by Cultural Foundation Nigeria

Cross River National Park: Biodiversity Hotspot

Explore one of Africa's most biodiverse regions, home to rare primates, birds, and pristine rainforest.

Cross River State, Nigeria 7:45
Source: Wildlife Conservation Nigeria by Conservation Society

Lekki Conservation Centre: Urban Nature Escape

Visit the Lekki Conservation Centre, a nature reserve in Lagos featuring a canopy walkway and diverse wildlife.

Lagos, Nigeria 5:00
Source: Lagos Nature by Lagos Conservation

Photo Gallery

Beautiful images showcasing Nigeria's landscapes, cities, and culture

Lagos Skyline

Lagos Skyline

Lagos, Nigeria

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Abuja National Mosque

Abuja National Mosque

Abuja, Nigeria

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Calabar Carnival Dancers

Calabar Carnival Dancers

Calabar, Nigeria

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Yankari Game Reserve Elephant

Yankari Game Reserve Elephant

Bauchi State, Nigeria

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Obudu Cattle Ranch Cable Car

Obudu Cattle Ranch Cable Car

Cross River State, Nigeria

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Kano Ancient City Walls

Kano Ancient City Walls

Kano, Nigeria

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Tarkwa Bay Beach

Tarkwa Bay Beach

Lagos, Nigeria

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Benin Bronze Artifacts

Benin Bronze Artifacts

Benin City, Nigeria

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Jos Plateau Hills

Jos Plateau Hills

Jos, Nigeria

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Nigerian Jollof Rice

Nigerian Jollof Rice

Various Locations

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Idanre Hills Steps

Idanre Hills Steps

Ondo State, Nigeria

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Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove

Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove

Osogbo, Nigeria

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Explore by Region

Nigeria is divided into six geopolitical regions, each with unique characteristics

South-West

Known for its vibrant culture, commerce, and educational institutions

States: Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, Ekiti

South-East

Rich in Igbo culture, commerce, and natural beauty

States: Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, Imo

South-South

Oil-rich region with beautiful coastlines and cultural diversity

States: Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Rivers

North-Central

Known for agriculture, mining, and diverse ethnic groups

States: Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, FCT

North-East

Rich in history, culture, and natural resources

States: Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, Yobe

North-West

Historic region with ancient cities and rich cultural heritage

States: Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara, Jigawa

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit Nigeria?

The dry season (November to March) is generally the best time to visit, with cooler temperatures and less rainfall. However, different regions have varying climates.

Do I need a visa to visit Nigeria?

Most visitors require a visa. Check with the Nigerian embassy or consulate in your country for specific requirements.

What are the must-see destinations in Nigeria?

Popular destinations include Lagos, Abuja, Calabar, Kano, Obudu Cattle Ranch, Yankari Game Reserve, and the ancient city of Benin.

Is Nigeria safe for tourists?

While Nigeria has many safe tourist destinations, it's important to research current travel advisories and take necessary precautions. Stick to well-known tourist areas and travel with reputable guides.

What currency is used in Nigeria?

The Nigerian Naira (₦) is the official currency. Major hotels and some establishments accept credit cards, but cash is widely used.

What languages are spoken in Nigeria?

English is the official language. There are over 500 indigenous languages, with Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo being the most widely spoken.

What should I know about Nigerian culture?

Nigeria is culturally diverse with over 250 ethnic groups. Respect for elders, hospitality, and vibrant festivals are important cultural values.

Are there any health requirements for visiting Nigeria?

Yellow fever vaccination is required. Consult with a travel health clinic for recommended vaccinations and health precautions.

What is the transportation like in Nigeria?

Major cities have airports, and there are domestic flights between cities. Road transport includes buses and taxis. Lagos has a BRT system.

Can I submit my own travel photos or videos?

Yes! We welcome user-submitted content showcasing Nigeria's beauty. Submit through our Share Your Stories section.

Traveler Experiences

What visitors are saying about their journey to Nigeria

"My trip to Lagos and Calabar was unforgettable. The people, the food, and the culture exceeded all my expectations."

Sarah Johnson United States

"The natural beauty of Jos and the warmth of the people made my visit to Nigeria truly special."

Ahmed Hassan Egypt

"I was amazed by the historical sites in Kano and Benin City. Nigeria's rich heritage is incredible."

Maria Santos Brazil

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