I Stayed With A Local Family in KOUTAMMAKOU, TOGO [Part 2]

Living for a couple of days with locals in Koutammakou, Togo

I lived for a couple of days with a local family in a village located in the Koutammakou area of Northern Togo.
Cultural landscape included in the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites since 2004, Koutammakou is a stretch of land known for the mud-houses build by the local indigenous population. I was hosted by a family and had the chance to visit their ‘tata’ (another name of the Tamberma mud-houses), explore the area and get a glimpse of the local daily life.

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*All images recorded with my DJI Pocket 2 and DJI Mini 2 SE
*All sounds and spoken words recorded with DJI Pocket 2 and iPhone 13 mini

Music:
   • Sodabi Togo  

Next video out on Tuesday 16 April!

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