List of tourist attractions in Nigeria

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There are several tourist attractions in Nigeria, each with its own uniqueness, nature, structure and historical background.^[1]

This is a list of notable tourist attractions in Nigeria, arranged in alphabetical order.^[2]

• Agbokim Waterfalls
• Agodi Gardens
• Aso Rock
• Bar Beach, Lagos
• Benue River
• Biu Plateau
• Bina Footprint
• Chad Basin
• Cross River National Park
• Emotan Statue
• Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls

• Gashaka Gumti National Park
• Gurara Waterfalls
• Ibeno Beach
• Idanre Hill
• Ikogosi Warm Springs
• Isaac Boro Park
• Kainji Dam
• Kainji National Park
• Kamuku National Park
• Lake Chad
• Mambilla Plateau
• Mandara Mountains
• Millennium Park (Abuja)
• Mount Patti
• National Arts Theatre
• National War Museum, Umuahia
• National Stadium Abuja
• New Afrika Shrine
• Ngwo Pine forest
• Niger River
• Oban Hills
• Obudu Cattle Ranch
• Obudu Plateau
• Ogbunike Caves

• Okomu Forest Reserve
• Okomu National Park
• Old Oyo National Park
• Olumo Rock
• Oron Museum
• Osun-Osogbo
• Port Harcourt Tourist Beach
• Queen Amina Statue
• Sir Lugard Empire Hill
• Sukur Cultural Landscape
• Tinapa Resort
• Yankari National Park
• Zuma Rock

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