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Lome is the capital city of Togo. Being the largest city of Togo, Lome is well-known for its bustling market which attracts large number of travellers from all over the world. The city is famous for its ancient beauty which includes the National Museum, an enormous market, a large market in the German Catholic church and so on. Situated on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé is the country's main administrative and industrial centre and its chief port. Famous for friendliness of its people and the beauty of its countryside, Lome makes an ideal place. White beaches in the city are lined with number of famous hotels, while the interior of the city provides a series of markets for avid shoppers. Some of the famous notable landmarks and other major attractions include Lomé Grand Market, the Togo National Museum in the Palais de Congrés, a fetish (voodoo) market, Lomé Cathedral, beaches and other former wharf. Lomé is a typical African city in the sense that many diverse styles, influences, and traditions are blend together. Beautiful landscape combines red earth, with enormous boulevards and extensive squares, lush green gardens and vibrant colourful houses. The city is served by the Lomé-Tokoin Airport and one can easily hire taxis to reach the main city centre. It is well-linked with smooth transportation that allows you to move from one place to another. You will surely love its cuisines as there are many famous hotels and restaurants. Some of the major tourist attractions in Lome include Lake Togo, Agebode Laffer, Aného, Kpalimé, Niantuoge and many others. As in most equatorial weathers, the city has two rainy seasons; the first begins in the month of April and ends in July. The second rainy season starts in early September and ends in late November. At MakeMyTrip.com, you can book your air tickets online and it will just take few minutes to do so. Here, you will get huge discounts and various economic deals that will make your entire journey budget-friendly. So, get ready to enjoy a wonderful trip with family and friends in Lome.

Benin in Western Africa is a unique country with five different landscapes. With coasts, lagoons, plateaus, mountains and plains, the country has two distinct climate zones. The southern zone comprises an equatorial climate, while the northern zone features only dry and rainy seasons. Koutammakou, a vast UNESCO Heritage Site, in northern Benin extends to the neighbouring country, Togo. The traditional Tata Somba houses are part of this unique cultural landscape. Pendjari National Park, a major wildlife destination in the entire continent, is home to the endangered West African lions, elephants and Egyptian plover. A safari here is a must. In southern Benin, Abomey is a must-visit city for history buffs. This former capital of Dahomey Kingdom, when Benin was named Dahomey, the city is known for its historical structures dating back to the 17th century. The Royal Palaces of Abomey together constitute a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Another culturally important city in southern Benin, along the Gulf of Guinea, is Quidah. The Temple of Pythons is a major spiritual attraction comprising about 60 docile Royal Pythons whom the locals revere. Benin is also popular for Ganvie - the largest lake village in Africa. It comprises about 3000 stilt houses on Lake Nokoué. The economic capital of Benin is Cotonou. It is filled with nightclubs and restaurants. Le Repaire de Bacchus is a famous club, while Pili Pili is a crowd favourite restaurant serving local delicacies. Grand Marché du Dantokpa is a popular shopping area with a large number of stalls. If you plan to visit Benin, book a flight and hotel through MakeMyTrip. You will enjoy great discounts on accommodation and airfare throughout the year.