An ancient city hidden beneath Kano. It's a rare example of a subterranean settlement with a mosque, houses, and shops dating back to the 15th century.

An ancient hill providing a panoramic view of Kano city. It's home to the famous 'Ruwa' water well and the Dala Ancient City walls.

A museum dedicated to the traditional arts, crafts, and customs of the Hausa people. It showcases a variety of artifacts from various ethnic groups.

A traditional pottery village where local artisans create intricate, hand-made pottery using centuries-old techniques.

One of the largest traditional markets in West Africa, offering a vast array of locally made goods, from textiles to spices.

A historical palace that once served as the residence of Queen Amina of Zazzau, a legendary warrior queen.

The official residence of the Emir of Kano, a symbol of power and tradition in Northern Nigeria.

A bustling market famous for its vibrant textiles, known as 'Arewa'. Each piece is hand-woven and dyed using traditional methods.

The ruins of a former slave market, now a poignant reminder of Kano's history during the transatlantic slave trade.

A market dedicated to traditional pottery, where local artisans create and sell their hand-made wares.

A vibrant cultural event featuring traditional music, dance, and parades, usually held during the Muslim festival of Eid-el-Kabir.

The former residence of Tsaskiya, a powerful and influential ruler in Kano during the 16th century.

A traditional neighborhood where you can find some of the oldest buildings in Kano, showcasing the city's architectural evolution.

An ancient settlement located within Kano city walls, offering a glimpse into the lifestyle and architecture of medieval Kano.

A natural lake located within the city of Gaya, offering a peaceful escape from the bustling city.