Experience the vibrant feast of Beninese culture at the annual Voodoo Festival. Held at Ouidah, once central port for the transatlantic slave trade, the festival offers an unique platform to witness the rich traditions and beliefs of Voodoo. A multitude of participants don their colorful costumes, perform powerful rituals, and pay tribute their an
The cities themselves are created up of spherical adobe huts and inhabited by younger initiates, often bare preserve from their magical amulets, and older fetish priests, who only go over on their own with goatskin and have an extended pipe. (Please Notice: This tour requires a minimum of 3 hrs of strolling up and down hilly terrain on rocky measur
for the uninitiated this roadside shrine may resemble a rotting, stinking pile of natural garbage and blood, but don’t be fooled, for that Dankoli fetish is rumoured to be the strongest and strongest fetish inside the place. The gods are so close here that you simply don’t even have to have a priest to work as a intermediary between you and the
Benin, a small West African country rich in history and culture, is the birthplace of Voodoo, a religion that has shaped the identity of the region for centuries. Every January, the country comes alive with the Voodoo Festival, a vibrant celebration that draws travelers from around the world. If you're seeking an unforgettable cultural experience,