A Traveler's Guide To Ibadan
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The City of Rust and Gold
Ibadan, the capital of Oyo state displays an amalgamation of ancient and modern life. About 400 square kilometres and with about 4 million people, ?the Brown City? used to be a major distribution point for products like Kola nuts, Cocoa, Cassava, Cotton, Rubber and Palm oil. The city dotted by several old/colonial buildings, which gives it a rural-urban ambience.

Heading to Ibadan
You may choose to travel by flight. Arik Air, MedView, and Air Peace are among the airlines that travel to Ibadan. You may also choose to go by bus. It is about three hours from Lagos by car or bus. You can get buses at different spots like Ojota or Oshodi in Lagos for about N1000.Finding fun in a serene environment?
Some people think the ancient serene atmosphere of Ibadan will make it a boring place to stay. Well, that?s actually not true. The city also bubbles with great energy and excitement. To explore, you may begin a historical and cultural journey to the National Museum of Unity. Entry fee is only N200. The exhibits here are arranged into four sections: pottery, carvings, instruments and textiles. There are a few bars/restaurants around the car park space of the museum, so you may explore the delicacies there. And if you plan to get some souvenirs, you will find a small curio shop around the corner, where you can purchase wooden carvings and batik. If you plan to purchase more of such, you can head to the Craft Centre at Lekan Salami shopping complex, which is behind the Adamasingba Stadium. Or you may decide to go to the Bode Market in Molete. Also, head to the Palms Mall, and shop till you drop.

Spending the night in Ibadan
After exploring Ibadan, you can choose to spend the night. ?There are some amazing hotels that will ensure you have a comfortable and pleasant night time in Ibadan. Visit hotels.ng to book any hotel of your choice and share the memorable night Ibadan has to offer.