Nigeria is a country of big cities, deep traditions, unforgettable food and constantly changing energy. From the streets of Lagos to the historic atmosphere of Abuja, Benin City and beyond, Gidi Tour helps travelers experience Nigeria through its people, culture, food, history and everyday life.
Cities & places
5 places worth building a trip around.
Things to do
Explore Lagos neighbourhoods and local markets
Discover Nigerian food and street food
Visit historical and cultural sites
Experience live music and nightlife
Explore Nigerian art and creative spaces
Take day trips outside the major cities
Experience local festivals and traditions
Featured Gidi Tour experiences
Food & culture
Jollof Rice
A Nigerian favourite and one of the country’s most recognisable dishes. Nigerian jollof is made with rice, tomatoes, peppers and spices, often served with chicken, beef, fish or fried plantain.
Pounded Yam & Egusi
Experience a classic Nigerian meal of smooth pounded yam served with rich egusi soup. Made with ground melon seeds, vegetables, meat or fish, it is especially popular across southern and southeastern Nigeria.
Nigerian Street Food
From akara and puff-puff to roasted plantain, grilled corn and fried yam, Nigeria’s streets are full of quick, affordable and flavor-packed foods. Exploring local street food is an easy way to experience everyday Nigerian life.
Yoruba Culture
Discover the traditions of the Yoruba people through music, fashion, festivals, food, art and storytelling. Cities such as Lagos, Ibadan and Osogbo offer different ways to experience this vibrant cultural heritage.
Igbo Culture
Experience Igbo traditions through food, music, dance, festivals, craftsmanship and community celebrations. Southeastern cities such as Enugu and nearby communities offer a closer look at the culture and history of the Igbo people.
Suya
Try suya, spicy grilled meat seasoned with a signature blend of groundnuts and peppers. Usually served with sliced onions, tomatoes and extra pepper, it is one of Nigeria’s most popular street foods.
Travel tips for Nigeria
Dress comfortably and appropriately for the destination.
Traffic can be heavy in major cities, so allow extra time when moving around.
Keep small amounts of cash available for local purchases and follow your guide's advice when exploring busy areas.
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