Kano state is located in North-Western Nigeria. The sate was created on the 27 of May 1967.

it is the most populous city in Northern Nigeria.

The people in kano state a predominantly Hausas and Fulani.

Kano has a deep-rooted history that has shaped its identity as a cultural hub.

The city is a haven for artisans, who create intricate pottery, leatherworks, and handwoven textiles that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Kano.

Kano is one of the major tourist destinations in Nigeria for its ancient landmarks which include the Dala Hill, the Emir’s palace, Gidan Makama Museum, Bagauda Lake Resort, Kano State Cultural Centre, The Great Mosque, and the Kofa Mata dye pits. The city of Kano is also the commercial hub of Northern Nigeria.

The Kofar Mata Dyeing Pits–believed to be the oldest in Africa is about 500 years old dyeing pits in kano which has never ceased since its creation.

The Kofa Matar dyeing pits are famous all over the world and is a major reference point in international museums and other artistic literature.? Here, you can have the first-hand experience of how the dyeing process is carried out.

The Kano Wall is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; The ancient defensive wall surrounding the old city of Kano is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, demonstrating the city’s historical significance.

Horse riding has long been a cherished tradition in Kano, with various equestrian events held throughout the year.

Kano is a city of many festivals, The Durbar festival is one of the most popular which is hosted by the Emir of Kano, is a procession of several cultural and religious activities marking the end of Eid el Fitr Sallah celebrations in the state, and is an occasion attended by a large number of people.

Agriculture is the major economic activity and offers employment to more than 90% of its people.