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- Niger travel - Lonely Planet | Africa
For those who have been lucky enough to visit, Niger is a desert republic filled with ancient caravan cities at the edge of the Sahara
- attractions Niger, West Africa - Lonely Planet
Discover the best attractions in Niger including Musée National du Niger, and Petit Marché
- Parc National du Haut Niger | Guinea, Africa - Lonely Planet
Covering some 1200 sq km, the Parc National de Haut Niger is one of West Africa's last significant stands of tropical dry forest and one of the most important protected areas in Guinea
- Cité de Niger | Guinea, Africa | Attractions - Lonely Planet
Lording it on the hill overlooking the town, the Cité de Niger was built by Touré to house his guests Since his fall from power the site had been allowed to crumble, but at the time of research a major renovation project was underway and when it re-opens the site will house a museum and hotel
- Musée National du Niger | Niger, Africa - Lonely Planet
The sprawling Musée National du Niger is one of West Africa's standouts Numerous themed pavilions, each tipping their hat to Hausa architecture, give visitors a peek into Niger's present and past
- Petit Marché | Niger, Africa | Attractions - Lonely Planet
Musée National du Niger 0 27 MILES The sprawling Musée National du Niger is one of West Africa's standouts Numerous themed pavilions, each tipping their hat to Hausa architecture, give…
- 8 of the best places to visit in Nigeria - Lonely Planet
In the South-South, for example, the scenic and slow-paced city of Uyo can be your base to explore the Niger Delta states In the North East, Bauchi is a perfect base to explore the rocky landscapes of Plateau, Adamawa, Borno and Taraba states Narrow down your list with these top places to visit in Nigeria
- Best beaches in Nigeria - Lonely Planet
In the Niger Delta region, most of the beaches have a community ring to them, and entry is almost always free With few recreation options, they are where locals go to unwind and socialize – and more so at Easter and Christmas holidays
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