The Voodoo festival—which the indigenous people today of Benin connect with fileête du Vodoun, in French— can be a general public getaway that celebrates the nations’ historical past bordering the West African religion. The celebration is held annually on January the 10th, throughout the region, but mostly within the city of Ouidah. The fes

Benin, a small West African country rich in history and culture, is the birthplace of Voodoo, a religion that has shaped the identity of the region for centuries. Every January, the country comes alive with the Voodoo Festival, a vibrant celebration that draws travelers from around the world. If you're seeking an unforgettable cultural experience,