🗓️ Day 1 – History & Culture of Ibadan

Morning

• Mapo Hall – Begin at this colonial-era city hall, perched on Mapo Hill with sweeping city views.
• Olubadan’s Palace – Visit the seat of Ibadan’s traditional ruler; learn about Yoruba chieftaincy traditions.

Afternoon

• Bower’s Tower (Oke-Are Hill) – Climb the 60-foot tower for the best panoramic view of Ibadan.
• Lunch at Mama Ope Restaurant (famous for amala, gbegiri, and ewedu).

Evening

• St. Peter’s Cathedral, Aremo – The oldest Anglican cathedral in Ibadan.
• Stroll through Dugbe Market & Cocoa House area, the historic commercial heart.

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🗓️ Day 2 – Nature & Leisure

Morning

• Agodi Gardens – Picnic, mini zoo, swimming, and relaxation among lush gardens.
• IITA Forest Reserve – Guided walk through tropical forest trails, birdwatching, and eco-tourism.

Afternoon

• University of Ibadan (UI) – Tour Nigeria’s premier university.
• UI Zoological Garden – One of the oldest zoos in the country.

Evening

• Dinner at Café Chrysallis (Jericho area – cozy for local & continental dishes).
• Optional cultural show at Ibadan Cultural Centre (Mokola Hill) if an event is scheduled.

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🗓️ Day 3 – Markets & Day Trips

Morning

• Bodija Market – Explore one of West Africa’s biggest food markets.
• Gbagi Market – Traditional fabrics, Aso-Oke, and colorful clothing stalls.

Afternoon (short trip)

• Head to Idere Hills (about 1 hour from Ibadan) – enjoy hiking, cave exploration, and cultural tales.
• Alternative: Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls (2 hours) if you want an adventurous full-day trip.

Evening

• Return to Ibadan, enjoy a quiet dinner at Koko Dome (restaurant & leisure spot).
• Relax and reflect on the journey with a night drive around Ring Road.

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✅ Travel Tips:

• Wear light clothes and comfortable shoes for hill climbs and markets.
• Ibadan is safe but always go with local guides in busy markets.
• Amala is the city’s food pride — don’t leave without trying it!

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