Things to see and do Kuma Konda

Built during the Second World War by the French lawyer Raymond François Viale, the presidential castle nestles on the Kloto mountain at an altitude of 700 meters. It offers a magnificent view of the surrounding green nature. It was refurbished from 1979 to 1982 as a presidential residence and was extended with the construction of a wing for ministerial suites. Today, the castle is almost abandoned, but the Togolese state plans in the near future to renovate it.

A former refuge during tribal wars, this cave is now called the "Bat Cave" because of the abundance of these mammals in this place. The presence of these animals dissuaded the Ashanti warriors from seeking out more of their Ewe enemies; as a reward for this protection, the local populations prohibited the consumption of bats. This site can be reached after a twenty-minute walk from the village of Kouma-Adamé.