Anambra

Southeast Nigeria’s Anambra State is a traditional and commercial hub. Awka, the state capital, is a busy town well-known for its thriving market and educational establishments. Renowned for its abundant Igbo culture, Anambra is best enjoyed at the yearly Ofala Festival in Onitsha, where the Obi of Onitsha performs customary dances. Known as the “Japan of Africa,” Nnewi is a significant center for commerce and industry. 

The Omambala River, which is perfect for ecotourism, and the picturesque Ogbunike Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are also located in the state. Anambra is a fascinating location for both business and leisure travelers because of its varied attractions and booming economy.