Plateaux Highlands Travel Guide

Explore Kpalimé Kpalimé smells of coffee and cocoa; visitors hike nearby hills and waterfalls, tour small plantations, browse woodcarving shops and linger in cafes run by resident artists. Explore Atakpamé Atakpamé lies beneath the Plateaux’s hills with a market of palm oil, yams and tailoring shops; it’s a practical stop for journeys inland toward villages and waterfalls. Explore Badou A forested highland town where a waterfall and hiking trails draw day visitors. Explore Notsé Walk along the collapsed earthworks left by the old Ewe kingdom; visitors come for annual rites, masked dances, craft markets and palm‑oil stews served in family yards. Explore Amlamé A Plateaux market town used as a base for hiking nearby ridges and visiting local waterfalls; travelers come for village crafts, communal gatherings and forested footpaths. Explore Danyi-Apéyémé A Plateaux town where travelers explore forested hills, local markets and Ewe craft cooperatives; trails through cocoa groves and community workshops are common stops. Explore Anié Tucked into Togo’s Plateaux, Anié offers forest trails, woodcarving workshops and market days focused on yams and palm oil. Explore Adeta Set in the Plateaux hills, Adeta hosts lively roadside markets and palm‑thatched meeting places; travelers come for village music, local breads and to arrange guided walks into surrounding forested slopes.