TWI Travel Guide To: Nigeria - 'Land of the Free, Home of the Brave'

TWI Travel Guide To: Nigeria - 'Land of the Free, Home of the Brave'

Ibukun Fashanu
"Embark on an epic adventure to the underrated gem that is Nigeria with this guide as your best mate. It's your go-to for everything you need to prep and ensure a smooth journey, from the best places to stay to transport tips for a comfy ride. Dive into the rich culture with a plethora of cool activities, and don't miss the top spots for breath-taking views and a dash of history. When you're ready for fun, unforgettable moments await with a line-up of must-try dishes to give you a flavour explosion of Nigeria's eclectic and tasty cuisine!"
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Best Time To Visit

So, if you're planning a trip to Nigeria, the best time to head over is between November and March. It's the perfect weather for checking out the wildlife, plus it's not as crowded in February and March which is after 'Detty December' has ended. This way, you skip the super hot and super wet months and have the perfect temperature. 

Know Before You Go

1. The Bargaining Culture

When you're out and about in the lively and dynamic world of Nigeria, it's super exciting to dive into the local culture and customs. One of these is the enjoyable art of bargaining. This is especially true when you step into the local markets, a vibrant hub where an array of goodies from fresh fruits to beautiful handmade crafts are up for grabs every day. Unlike regular stores with fixed prices, in these buzzing markets, it's totally normal to negotiate prices. So, don't be shy! Jump right in and haggle a little over the price tags. It's all part of the unique and fun shopping experience in Nigeria. Plus, bargaining is not just about saving some cash (though that's a nice bonus), it's also a fantastic way to chat with the locals and get a real feel for their way of life.

2. The Tropical Weather

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Ibukun Fashanu
Hi! I'm Ibukun and I am a solo travel content creator. As part of my travels, I enjoy wandering through unfamiliar streets, immersing myself in different cultures, and finding beauty in diverse lands. From busy cities to peaceful remote areas, I love the freedom and independence that solo travel gives me. Although I sometimes face challenges and stereotypes, I've learned to overcome them with resilience and a genuine smile. Every journey is an opportunity for self-discovery, growth, and empowerment. Another aspect of travel that I love is creating high-quality content that tells a compelling story about each of my travels. Through stunning visuals and captivating narratives, I strive to show each destination in its most beautiful light.
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