Mambilla Plateau

The Mambilla Plateau is a mountain formation in Nigeria featuring green valleys, multiple mountain ridges, and numerous waterfalls spread across its length. The landscape contains forests, open highland areas, and regions where agricultural activities including tea growing take place.

The plateau was settled by multiple ethnic groups who established their communities there over time. Later, a major trade route passed through the region, which significantly shaped its development.

The people living here maintain their own ways of life and use the land according to their traditions. Walking through the villages, you notice how daily activities and local customs shape the way the plateau is inhabited.

The best time to visit is between December and January when travel conditions are most favorable. Plan for long journeys from larger towns and expect mountain roads that can be rough in places.

A forest area within the region is home to rare bird species found nowhere else. These uncommon birds rely on the specific forest conditions found here, making it a notable spot for nature observation.