Koutammakou is celebrated for its dramatic Tata houses and the living landscape created by the Batammariba. Explore the UNESCO-listed sites that define this remarkable region.

Koutammakou Landscape (Land of the Batammariba)

UNESCO World Heritage site known for its distinctive clay-tower tata houses and the surrounding savannah.

Tata houses of Kandé

Iconic multi-storey clay towers forming the architectural heart of Batammariba settlements.

Sacred Batammariba sites near tata villages

Traditional sacred spaces and ancestral altars linked to village life and rites.

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Museums

The region is remote, and formal museums are scarce, but cultural centers and community spaces offer insights into Batammariba life.

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Religious Monuments

Religious life is woven into daily village life, with sacred sites and mosques in nearby towns and traditional ritual spaces in the villages.

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National & Theme Parks

There are no national parks within Koutammakou, but the landscape itself offers a protected, cinematic backdrop for exploration.

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Neighborhoods

Visit the core Batammariba settlements that define the region’s culture, architecture, and daily life.

Kandé village

A central Batammariba settlement with quintessential tata towers and traditional life.

Batammariba settlements along the Koutammakou landscape

Clusters of houses and terraces that illustrate the region’s living heritage.

Village strolls around Kandé

Gentle guided walks to observe architecture and daily life in the tata world.

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Free Things to Do

Enjoy the region without paying for entry by taking in natural scenery and local life at your own pace.

Sunrise or sunset photography of tata towers

Capture the dramatic silhouettes of clay towers bathed in golden light.

Self-guided village walks in Kandé

Stroll through the towers and fields to observe daily life and craftsmanship.

Markets in Kandé (local crafts and produce)

Explore seasonal markets for crafts, foods, and rhythms of the region.

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Gastronomy

Sample hearty Togolese dishes prepared with millet or maize, goat, peanuts, and fresh local ingredients.

Millet or maize-based dishes

Starchy staples often served with peanut sauce or stews.

Goat stew and peanut sauce

A traditional, flavorful combination commonly enjoyed in rural gatherings.

Palm wine and local beverages

Locally produced drinks that accompany meals and celebrations.

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Nightlife

Evenings in this rural region are usually quiet, with life centered around community and family.

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Entertainment

Cultural performances may occur during visits or village events, offering a glimpse of Batammariba arts.

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Sports

Active experiences include hiking, trekking, and birdwatching across the savannah and around tata towers.

Hiking and trekking in the Koutammakou landscape

Scenic routes weaving through Tata villages and open savannah.

Birdwatching along seasonal routes

Spot savannah birds and other wildlife on guided routes.

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Off the Track

Venture beyond typical routes with community-led experiences that reveal daily life and craft.

Guided village visits with local hosts

Learn about Batammariba life, crafts, and storytelling from residents.

Cultural photography tours of tata villages

Capture the architecture and daily rhythms under the guidance of locals.