La Dent de Man, Mountain summit in Man region, Côte d'Ivoire
La Dent de Man is a mountain formation in the Man region featuring two distinct peaks connected by a saddle-like structure. The formation rises to about 881 meters and is part of the Monts du Toura mountain range.
The mountain has served as a gathering place for local communities through generations, anchoring important ceremonies and communal events. Over time it became a defining landmark in the region's cultural and geographic identity.
Local inhabitants incorporate the mountain's presence in their traditional stories, viewing it as a natural monument of spiritual power.
The hiking route starts from Glongouin village and requires a local guide for safe navigation and best results. Plan for about four hours total to reach the top and return, so bring plenty of water and snacks for the journey.
The path to the summit winds through working agricultural plantations featuring coffee, cocoa, cassava, mango, banana, and other crops. This approach reveals how local farmers have integrated cultivation into the mountain slopes.
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