adamawa


NGAOUNDÉRÉ MOUNT
Most of Cameroon’s streams and rivers take their source from the Adamawa Plateau.The sudanian savannah made up of wooded grass fields, thin and dry forest begins on the foothills of the Adamawa Mountain. Many tourist sites surround the region. Visitors can see herds of cows and flocks of sheep. Adamawa is a crossroad region, a transit zone amongst east, centre and north regions. The great railway line known as “transcamerounais”ends at Ngaoundere. The railway contributes to the promotion of tourism and trade in the north of the country. It is always exciting to spend the night in the train going all over beautiful landscape; at least 900 kilometres real panoramic and exotic travel

TELLO FALLS
*Main tourist attractions.* -Ngaoundaba ranch (stroll by canoe in the lake) -The market of the Lamidat: manufactured products from Nigeria. Sellers of Soya» and “kilichi” laminated grilled and sunned meat surround the market. -The honey route and bororos villages. -Hike onmount banyo historic site -Visit the tchabal mbabo (important ornithological site) -Koudini waterfalls (height of 40 m) -Tello and Vina falls -Belel: Liana Bridge built on the Mambere River -Tignere region -Lancrenon falls (100 m height) -The cave of Nyem-Nyem (this site now serves as a festival ground) -The Doumangare caves(point of refuge during the colonial period; could host more than 300 people)
the FAUNA of CAMEROUN
		TISON lake

NGAOUNDAL STATION		railways TRANSCAMEROUNAIS

breeding in Adamawa		Lutheran church - Ngaoundéré