7 Days, 6 Nights Osogbo, Ife, Akure And Benin City Tour

7 Days, 6 Nights Osogbo, Ife, Akure, and Benin City Tour

Osogbo, Ife, Akure, and Benin City tour is rich in a cultural experience with the visit to world-renown Osun-Osogbo groove to the cultural landmarks of Ile-Ife, the spiritual home of the Yoruba to the magnificent Oba’s palace in Benin, you will experience the culture as never before.

Itinerary

Day 1. Sightseeing Tour of the City of Osogbo

Depart hotel for a sightseeing of the city of Osogbo with visits to the Osun- Osogbo groove, the Ataoja Palace, twin seven-seven arts gallery, and important landmarks of Osogbo.
Lunch and overnight stay

Day 2. Breakfast-Depart Osogbo for Ile-Ife

Depart Osogbo for Ile-Ife

Arrive Ile- Ife for sightseeing of the city with visits to the site of Oranmiyan staff, Ife Museum, Ooni’s Palace, The University Campus, and other landmarks.

Lunch and overnight stay.

Day 3. Breakfast - Depart For Akure

Depart Ile-Ife for Akure

Arrive Akure for city sightseeing with visits to Important landmarks in the city

Lunch and overnight stay

Day 4. Breakfast - Akurey City Tour

Akure city tour continues

Drive out of the city to visit Idanre hills, a picturesque countryside where the people of Idanre once live at the top of the hill to see the old settlement.

Lunch and overnight stay

Day 5. Breakfast - Depart for Benin City

Depart Akure for Benin City

Arrive Benin and Check-in into the hotel

Overnight stay

Day 6. Breakfast - City Tour of Benin

City tour of Benin city with visits to Oba’s palace, Igun street to see the Benin bronze casters, Benin city Museum, Victor Uwaifo Gallery.

Lunch and Overnight stay.

Evening cultural entertainment.

Day 7. Breakfast - Departure

Departure and end of the tour.

Explore More About Osogbo:

Osogbo, also spelled Oshogbo, town, the capital of Osun state, southwestern Nigeria. Lying along the Osun (Oshun) River, it is situated on the railroad from Lagos and at the intersection of roads from Ilesa, Ede, Ogbomosho, and Ikirun. The town is served by a local airport.

The Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove, a forested area with shrines and sanctuaries honoring Osun and other deities, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2005.