3 Days Itinerary in Jos, Nigeria - Travel Guide

Introduction

Unearth the beauty of Jos, Nigeria. In just three days, witness its natural landmarks, savor its culinary delights and experience its vibrant culture. This itinerary takes you through a captivating journey in the heart of Nigeria, filled with beautiful landscapes, memorable adventures, and a rich art, history and traditions. It's time to pack your bags and prepare for an enigmatic trip that will offer countless stories to bring back home.

Day 1 - Touch of Heritage

Jos Museum is our first stop. Known as the oldest museum in Nigeria, it hosts an assortment of stunning antiques, artistic masterpieces, and artifacts - all singing the song of Nigeria’s history. From archaeology to pottery, it’s time to immerse into the fascinating cultural evolution of Nigeria. After lunch, take a trip across the city to the Museum of Traditional Nigerian Architecture. Learn about the diverse architectural styles, tribal histories and practically 'meet' each tribe in Nigeria. Finish your day with a peaceful walk in the city, exploring local markets and tasting local delicacies.

Day 2 - Nature’s Retreat

Day two is all about refreshing your senses in the lap of nature. The day begins with a ride to the Shere Hills. Offering stunning views, rocky hills and grassy landscapes that catch the eye at every glance, it's an idyllic site for photography, hiking, and picnics. Post lunch, it’s time to explore the Assop Falls, where rushing waters create a serene symphony. Isn't it just perfect to sit back and exhale, while watching the water flow? Your day ends at the cozy retreats in Jos, promising a peaceful night’s sleep.

Day 3 - Culinary Voyage

Your final day in Jos will start with a visit to Riyom Rock Formation, a geological wonder offering alluring shapes and formations sure to ignite your imagination. Then we'll dive headlong into a culinary tour - featuring a cooking class where you'll learn how to prepare traditional dishes. What better way to remember Jos than by adding their flavors to your own kitchen? The final meal in Jos should be the Suya (spicy skewered meat), served hot and fresh, it epitomizes the flavor-intense Nigerian cuisine and provides a bold finish to your trip.