Agro-Tourism & Culinary Experience Trips

Discover Nigeria’s six culinary regions.

Project 36 is a national culinary initiative dedicated to preserving and promoting
Nigeria’s gastronomic heritage. We explore how food connects identity, culture,
memory, and community.

Strawberry Farm Experience – Jos

A refreshing high-altitude farm tour where guests harvest strawberries, learn about cool-climate agriculture, and enjoy tastings directly from the fields.

Awara (Local Tofu) Making Workshop

A hands-on session exploring how awara is produced from soybean soaking, grinding, pressing, and frying. Includes tasting and a community interaction component.

Fulani Settlement Culinary Trip – Fura & Nono Making

An immersive cultural experience learning how traditional fura da nono is prepared, with insights into Fulani dairy practices, storytelling, and local lifestyle.

Palm Oil Heritage Tour – Imo State

Visitors experience traditional palm oil extraction—from harvesting to pounding, boiling, and pressing—guided by local processors who have preserved this craft for generations.

Palm Oil Making Experience – Ondo Town

A full exploration of Ondo’s rich palm oil culture, observing traditional methods and learning about sustainable palm practices used by families and small cooperatives.

Osun Dodo Ikire Culinary Tour

A visit to the birthplace of dodo Ikire, including a live frying demonstration, tasting sessions, market interaction, and storytelling about its cultural origin.

Iru (Locust Bean) Fermentation Experience – Ilorin

A behind-the-scenes tour learning the step-by-step fermentation of locust beans to make iru. Includes interaction with women processors and insight into indigenous fermentation techniques.

Lagos Street Food Discovery Tour

A lively city food adventure featuring Lagos’ iconic foods—suya, boli & fish, puff puff, agege bread, ewa agoyin, seafood grills, and local drinks—across markets, bukas, and hidden gems.