The town of Bafut in the northwest of the Republic of Cameroon (west Central Africa) is one of two areas where traditional power still exists.
Bafut Palace today has become a tourist attraction.
Surrounded by a sacred forest in the center of town, Bafut Palace consists of 50 houses clustered around the Achum temple.
Not all of Fon’s wives were remarried when he ascended the throne.
King Fon Abumbi II and two of his 100 wives.
The palace was originally made from bamboo and reed.
The king’s wife was also not allowed to set foot in Achum temple.
Bafut Palace was once on the list of 100 destinations most at risk of disappearing in 2016 by the World Heritage Fund.
Cameroon is located in Central Africa.
Douala International Airport is located 10 km from the city of Douala and is the busiest airport in Cameroon.
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