Kurmi Market, Kano
Kano Muncipal, Kano
Kurmi Market, Kano was established in the 15th Century, Built by Muhammad Rumfa in the 15th Century.
This market shares a glorious history with the ancient city of Kano. Created by Mohammed Rumfa during his reign in the 15th century, it prospered as a commercial hub, servicing traders all the way from Tripoli. 600 years later, it is still an active center of commerce and trade in Sub-Saharan Africa. Although dwindling in significance, it is still seen as a solid part of Kano's history.
Reason For Loving Place
The sheer age of the market overwhelms a visitor, and its significance as a symbol of Kano's former glory cannot be ignored.
Type Of People Who Visit
Traders, Tourists
Historical Incidence
["It was an outpost of the transatlantic slave trade, serving as a warehouse and waystation for slaves from North Africa. ","This market has been plagued by infernos multiple times in its hisotroy, and much of the market has been demolished and rebuilt."]
Notable As
a market for artifacts and souvenirs.
Things To Do
["Buy the cultural artifacts available at the market."]
Ways Of Travel
By car and motorbike