Province de l’Adamaoua : Capitale - Ngaoundéré : 681 362 habitants

Aspects Touristiques :

Château d’eau du Cameroun : Zone des lacs de cratère, Ranchs, Réserves de faune, Grottes Grandes chefferies traditionnelles (Lamidats), dirigées par de puissants chefs (Lamido, au pluriel Lamibe). .

Adamawa province

Ngaoundéré : Founded around 1830 by the Foulbe conquerors on the Mboum village area called Delbe, Ngaoundere is the headquaters of a great Foulbe Lamidat that bears its name. This Lamidat was founded in 1835 by Ardo Ndjobdi. The town has a fresh and pleasant climate of the the Sudanese and tropical types. Abundant rains fall from April to October with a maximum in August. The dry season lasts 5 months ; from December to March.

Touristics sites

Ngaoundéré :

• Ngaoundere Market
• Lamidat
• Tyson lake
• Wakwa ranch
• Ngaoundere ranch with its crater lakes
• The Vina falls
• The Tello falls
• The Mbalang lake

Tibati :

• Dam and fishermen’s villages
• Hossere caves of Tchoubal
• The Ngaoundal Mountain at 1 km from Ngaoundal
• Mbella Assom lakes at 59 kms from Tibati
• Banyo and its Surroundings : Butterflies reserves of San Balabo situated at about 20 kms from Banyo
• Lamidat of Banyo
• Mayo Darle cliff
• Somie lake
• Mape dam and its fishermen’s village

Tignere :

• Caves of Nyem Nyem
• Thermal spring of Woulde
• Lancrenon falls in the Mbere division 180 kms from Meiganga
• Rondini falls near Belel
• The Springs of Djerem
• The Kondini falls close to Belel
• The Caves of Mboula