Kano Highlight

Kano boasts a wealth of tourism assets, including historical monuments and sites, alongside unique attractions like Kurmi Market, established in the 15th century at the heart of Kano City, and the centuries-old city wall with standing gates.

The state also offers various leisure and picnic spots, such as the strategically located Rock Castle overlooking the renowned Tiga Dam, Rurum Tourist Lodge, Kano Zoological Garden, and Gidan Makama Museum. Noteworthy is the Durbar, a globally unique and grand procession featuring colorful horses, showcasing the Emir's Regalia—a remarkable tradition dating back to Emir of Kano Muhammadu Rumfa. The Durbar takes place during both Eid-el-Fitr and Eid-el-Kabir, marking the end of Ramadan and the 10th day of Dhul Hajj, respectively.

Kano State Tourist Camp, situated near Central Hotel, serves as a crucial stop for European trans-Saharan visitors and a central hub for students and cultural groups. Providing excellent and affordable accommodation, it caters to tourists seeking an alternative to the city's luxurious hotels.

The places of interest in kano metropolis as regards to sights and sounds includes-

• Gidan makama museum.
• Murtala Muhammed library.
• Kano city walls.
• Kano zoological garden.
• Emirs palace.
• Minjibir park and resort.
• Kasuwar kwari, kurmi market and Dala hill. 
• Ado Bayero mall.
• kano free trade zone and dryland imports.
• Las vegas restaurant,tribes by meena and gusto palace.

Minjibir Resort Park

Minjibir Resort Park is situated in Minjibir Local Government within Kano State, Nigeria, approximately 45 minutes away from Kano city. Encompassing a substantial land area, this picturesque resort is an ideal destination for activities such as picnics, children's outings, golf, and various games. The facility offers affordable lodging options, vintage cars, and coach-like carts for convenient transportation within the premises.

The vibrant environment is adorned with lush greenery, featuring a serene lake for leisurely boat rides. Additionally, there is a dedicated golf course area and a spacious field suitable for picnics, football games, as well as sports like horse riding and racing.

Kano City Walls, erected between 1095 and 1134 and completed in the mid-14th century, stand as ancient defensive structures safeguarding the inhabitants of the historic city of Kano. Described as "the most impressive monument in West Africa," these walls have a rich historical significance.

Kano zoological garden

Established in July 1971 by the then military governor of Kano State, Audu Bako, the Kano Zoological Garden and Zoo boast a legacy dating back to its completion in November 1972. Governor Bako, in his visionary address during the opening ceremony, emphasized the importance of the zoo, condemning critics and expressing optimism about its enduring service to mankind.

The Emir's Palace, also known as "The Gidan Rumfa" or Gidan Sarki, serves as the residence of the Emir of Kano. Constructed in the late 15th century, it has consistently housed the traditional authority in Kano since the reign of Rumfa. The palace's legacy was retained by the Fulani jihadists who assumed control of traditional authority in Kano during the early 19th century.

Following the exploration, your driver will conveniently drop you off at the hotel.

Inclusions

• Pick up and drop-off
• Air conditioned Luxury shuttle bus
• Kano city wall
• Kano zoo
• Mingibir Resort

Exclusion

• Meals
• All other additional cost that may come up at the destination.

Valid from Fri, 08 March, 2024 to Thu, 31 December, 2026