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The Ikeji festival is an annual four-day festival held by the Igbo people of Arondizuogu, in Imo state
32 days
Thousands of visitors annually
The Ikeji Festival has deep roots in Nigerian culture, dating back centuries. This festival originated as Imo's way of celebrating the harvest season.
Traditionally, the festival was an opportunity for Imo communities to showcase their rich cultural heritage. Today, it has evolved into a major tourist attraction while maintaining its cultural significance.
The Ikeji Festival was declared a national cultural event in 1987 and attracts visitors from around the world.
During the Ikeji Festival , visitors can enjoy:
The main events typically take place between 9am and 6pm each day of the festival.
Imo, Nigeria
March 1, 2025
Cultural enthusiasts, photographers, families
English, Imo dialects
1-day festival access with guided tour
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3-day festival immersion package
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