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2,755 km² of savanna at the foot of the Atakora range, co-managed with African Parks since 2017: West Africa's last great wildlife sanctuary.
A chain of hills in northwestern Bénin where the Betammaribé people live in their tata, earthen fortress-houses with upper stories, following the rhythm of markets held every four days.
Between Dassa and Savalou, granite inselbergs, an active Yoruba royal palace and yam cultivation rhythm the central stage of the country.
Former capital of the Dahomey kingdom, Abomey Plateau retains its UNESCO palaces, workshops of appliqué artists and blacksmiths, and active vodun convents.
125 km of Atlantic coastline between Cotonou and Grand-Popo, where vodoun is practiced daily and where the Slave Route of Ouidah descends to the ocean.
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