In the heart of Togo lies Koutammakou, a captivating landscape home to the Batammariba people's iconic 'tata' huts. These remarkable mud houses, with their towering, fortress-like walls and conical straw roofs, are a testament to architectural ingenuity and cultural heritage. Within this UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Batammariba lead a life inspired by tradition, deeply connected to their natural surroundings. The landscape is dotted with these unique structures, creating a stunning symmetry that seems to grow organically from the earth itself. Koutammakou is a living, breathing canvas where culture and nature intertwine spectacularly.