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Natural sites, craft heritage and Kloto landscapes.

Artisan center of Agome-Kusuntu

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Craft centre

Local skills and creations

The craft centre brings together potters, weavers and woodworkers who keep Ewe techniques alive. It is an ideal place to discover Agome canton crafts and meet the makers.

Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river
Lo-me (Lomeme) river

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Lomeme river (Lo-me)

Emblematic watercourse

Lomeme runs through the village and supports farming and ritual life. Its shaded banks invite walks and reflect the deep bond between the community and water.

Kaolin site

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Kaolin site

Geology and local resources

Kaolin deposits in the area illustrate the geological wealth of the Plateaux. Traditionally used by the community, the site is also a landscape landmark for understanding village livelihoods.

Nature trail

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Nature trail

Discovery route

A marked trail links hills, rivers and viewpoints over the Tsame and Avlo mountains. Ideal for a guided visit, it reveals local flora, traditional homes and daily village life.

Plan your visit

Contact the chieftaincy or the Kusuntu Project team to arrange a welcome, guided tour or stay in the village.