Located in north-central Nigeria, Kaduna is a city rich in history and cultural diversity. As the capital of Kaduna State, it bridges Nigeria’s ancient traditions and modern identity. The city’s story unfolds through early civilizations, artistic achievements, and customs passed down through generations.

At its heart stands the Kaduna National Museum, home to treasured artifacts such as the Nok terra-cotta sculptures, created over 2,500 years ago by one of West Africa’s earliest known cultures. The museum also highlights the traditions of the Hausa, Fulani, and Gwari peoples, whose art, music, and craftsmanship continue to shape Nigerian life.

Whether tracing your heritage or exploring the roots of Nigerian culture, this tour offers a meaningful connection to the people and stories that define Kaduna’s place in history.

Tour Highlights:
- Explore the Kaduna National Museum and its remarkable Nok sculptures
- Learn about the ancestral traditions of the Hausa, Fulani, and Gwari people
- Discover how Nigeria’s ancient artistry continues to inspire modern culture
- Connect with the deep heritage and spiritual legacy of Northern Nigeria

What’s Included:
- A live and interactive virtual tour with a local guide
- Real-time Q&A with your guide
- Private access for your group
- Authentic insights into Nigeria’s history, culture, and ancestral heritage

Meet Your Guide:
Achor is a passionate local historian who brings Nigeria’s heritage to life through stories of art, ancestry, and tradition. With deep knowledge of Kaduna’s history and diverse cultures, he will share how the spirit of Nigeria’s ancestors continues to shape its people and identity today.