The lake village of Ganvié, known as the Venice of West Africa, is home to a population of fishermen. Lake Nokoué, where it sits, is a shallow stretch of water on the outskirts of the Beninois ...

Ganvie village was built in the middle of Lake Nokoué 400 years ago and its unique history starts in the era of slavery. In the 18th century, the people of the local Tofinu tribe were desperate ...

Ganvie is a village set on Lake Nokoué, near Cotonou, in the African country called Benin (a French-speaking nation where vodun (or “voodoo”) religion was born).

Giant Fresco Appears In Floating Benin Village. By Josue Mehouenou Published 03/10/21 AT 10:13 PM EST. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit Share on Flipboard Share ...

Ganvie was added to a UNESCO World Heritage list in 1996 and soon gained popularity outside of Africa. The village now attracts around 10,000 tourists each year as people look to learn about its ...

Ganvie was added to a UNESCO World Heritage list in 1996 and soon gained popularity outside of Africa. The village now attracts around 10,000 tourists each year as people look to learn about its ...

The lake village of Ganvié, the largest lakeside village in Africa, can be found on a shallow stretch of water on the outskirts of the Beninois capital, Cotonou. It's home to a population of ...

From the vibrant city of Cotonou to the water village of Ganvie, there's a lot to discover. The 77 Percent's Samson Adeleke takes us on a journey through this hidden gem.

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