Abia State is perfectly tucked in the Eastern region of
Nigeria. Between adventures and foods,
accommodation, indulgence and friendly people, Abia State is abundantly
blessed- especially if you are trying to save money and still want to enjoy
luxury. There are natural inlets to explore that are scattered around the state
and the interiors has been created by Mother Nature to leave you breathless.
The testimony of the past can be seen on the mud huts
that have been cemented to blend with the modern architecture around the native
compounds in some of its major cities.
Beyond the rivers, caves, forests and local palm wine joints, Abia state
delights you with some of the finest landmarks and places to visit.
The testimony of the past can be seen on the mud huts
that have been cemented to blend with the modern architecture around the native
compounds in some of its major cities.
Beyond the rivers, caves, forests and local palm wine joints, Abia state
delights you with some of the finest landmarks and places to visit.
Major Tourist Destinations
Amakama Wooden Cave
If you think that you have seen it all in Abia State, the
Amakama Wooden Cave begins your tourist adventure all over with its mesmerizing
tales. The cave once housed people who were escaping from war and slave
hunters.
The Long Juju of Arochukwu
The nostalgia that comes with remembering the slave trade
in Africa can be felt strongly here. The cave has what looks like an endless
dark tunnel that the slaves had used before they were shipped to other parts of
the world.
The Azumini Blue River
If you love the Australian Pink Lake, wait till you see
this crystal-clear blue river that will take your breath away. It has a span of
fine sands where lovers mingle along.
National War Museum
The National War Museum located in the capital city,
Umuahia is a reminder of the civil war that was fought in Nigeria. Established
in 1985 to store some of the war relics and locally made weapons.
The Ngodo Cave
The stalagmite and stalactite make the interior of the
cave to be a must visit. The cave is situated in a village called Isuochi,
where you can have fun until you are ready to leave.
Things to Do
Shop in Ariaria Market
One of the biggest markets in Africa is Ariaria Market
where you can buy the cheapest things in Nigeria. You cannot visit Abia State
without experiencing the haggling with the locals in this market.
Relax in Hotel Royal Damgrete
Talk about luxury and comfort when you get accommodate in
Hotel Royal Damgrete. The popular hotel
situated in the capital offers premier service and excellent facilities.
Become a Fashionista
You will be told the wonderful tales of Aba, the
‘Elephant City’ where some of the best tailors in Nigeria have their homes. You
can change your wardrobe at an affordable price here.
Socialize with the Locals
The humbling resiliency that is seen among the locals
will endear you to them. The people are friendly and are willing to help
tourists.
Enjoy Sumptuous Meals
There are local joints where you can eat delicious meals
at an affordable rate. You can indulge with the men at the palm wine joints where
gossips are shared every evening.
When to Visit
The best time to visit Abia State is during the dry
season from August to March.
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