Eko Atlantic – Sungbo Eredo – Yemisi Shyllon
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Eko Atlantic – Sungbo Eredo – Yemisi Shyllon: A Journey Through Modern and Ancient Wonders
Overview: Discover the contrasts of Nigeria’s contemporary marvels and ancient heritage on this immersive day trip. Explore the cutting-edge Eko Atlantic City, delve into the historic mysteries of Sungbo Eredo, and admire the rich art collections at the Yemisi Shyllon Museum. This tour offers a unique blend of modern architecture, ancient fortifications, and artistic heritage.
Highlights:
Eko Atlantic City: Start your journey in the heart of Lagos at Eko Atlantic City, a symbol of Nigeria’s growth and ambition. This futuristic city, built on reclaimed land from the Atlantic Ocean, boasts modern skyscrapers, luxury residences, and a vibrant business district. Enjoy a guided tour of this architectural marvel, witnessing the city’s innovative designs and sustainable infrastructure.
Sungbo Eredo: Travel back in time to Sungbo Eredo, an ancient system of defensive walls and ditches believed to date back to the 9th century. Often compared to the Great Wall of China, this impressive earthwork spans over 160 kilometers and offers a glimpse into the region’s pre-colonial history. Learn about the legendary Queen Sungbo, for whom the monument is named, and explore the archaeological significance of this site.
Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art: Conclude your tour with a visit to the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art at the Pan-Atlantic University. The museum houses one of the largest and most diverse collections of Nigerian art, featuring traditional, modern, and contemporary works. Admire the intricate sculptures, vibrant paintings, and cultural artifacts that showcase Nigeria’s rich artistic legacy.
What’s Included:
Guided tours of Eko Atlantic City, Sungbo Eredo, and the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art
Round-trip transportation from your accommodation
Entrance fees to all sites
Expert guides with in-depth knowledge of each location
Lunch at a local restaurant featuring Nigerian cuisine
What to Bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Camera or smartphone for photos
Extra cash for souvenirs and personal expenses
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