Your Guide To Visiting Asaba

When you are coming to Asaba for the first time, you are enveloped with the beautiful architecture, adventurous opportunities, and the city’s serenity. Asaba is Delta State’s capital, so it’s very accessible The River Niger directly connects it to Anambra State. You would appreciate the green vegetation the city is decorated with, and the streetlights make give the city life at night. If you’re thinking of what you can do in the city, we have listed some things for you. 

The Slave Trade Relic

Aboh is one of the places in Nigeria that tell us about slave trade. There are so many reminders of slavery left behind here that would help you understand what our people really went through during that era.  You would come to grips with first hand with information from the locals and tour guides about what went wrong in this part of the world.

The Cable

The most vibrant and busiest part of the city is a location called the Cable. This has become a location where you can have a great outdoor activity with friends and family members. The Cable brings visitors closer to excitement they couldn’t imagine in Asaba.  

Eat out in Asaba

The nsala soup and pounded yam is always on the menu at any of the local joints. This is not the only great meal in Asaba. You can eat roasted plantain and bush meat, egusi soup, afang soup and lots more. Asaba’s food culture is very rich.

Mongo Park Building

A lot of us have heard of Mongo Park, but few of us have ever come close to monuments of him. You can visit this place to get information about this explorer who died trying to conquer Nigeria and other parts of the world.

Nana Living History

The Nana Living History is one of the national monuments in the country. Asaba is indeed blessed with history that has come alive in the present. You can also see the Obi Palace, the Expatriates Grave Yard, and the Ozomona – Manor House.

Eni Lake

The Eni Lake is a water world you can spend quality time at. You can come along with friends and family to have an amazing time. You can even swim here and have a picnic.

Best Time To Visit

Round the clock, Asaba is always an exciting city. This is because there are lots of activities and experiences to make it a tourist haven.  The festive period has a lot of fanfare for visitors, and you can experience the cultural heritage of the people in full display during this time.