Relish lip-smacking dishes made with cashew nuts, a crucial part of their cuisine. Visit Ivory Coast and witness one of the largest production of cocoa and cashews in the world. Here are the top things to add to your itinerary while visiting the land of cocoa. Ivory Coast is the largest producer of Cocoa in the world. They have so much of it that in an interview when a french tv presenter asked a cocoa farmer, whether he had ever tasted his produce.
So make sure to try and taste the cocoa in its natural fruit and post-fermentation stage. Ivory Coast holds the Guinness world record for the largest catholic church in the world.
On completion, the church was known to dethrone St. It is home to several different species of animals ranging from dwarf crocodiles, chimpanzees, pygmy hippos, and several different species of birds. The place is known to have housed several artifacts that were largely used during colonial times. The exhibition is based on many years of research on the ethnic arts and the personalities who performed them. Pro-tip: Do not click pictures inside the museum, if you do not want to be banned from the place.
Situated in the heart of Abidjan, a local architect built himself a house in the shape of a crocodile. The outside of the structure resembles a massive grotesquely smiling crocodile, hollowed out to design living space inside the reptilian structure. Home to the world-famous bamboo alley, Jardin Botanique de Bingerville in Abidjan is a famous spot for peaceful and calming walks into nature.
The spot is a popular picnic destination and attracts many visitors year-round. The park has numerous attractions and includes theme restaurants for people of different tastes. The park has activities and rides enough to keep one busy for days to come. Pro-tip: Buy the 2nd top ticket as it includes every ride and a happy meal.
