Zamfara State

The rock’s history dates as far back as Kwatarkwashi town itself. Attraction to the rock is hinged on the spiritual significance which the rock possesses. Kwartarkwashi Rock/water spring still attracts visitors from different parts of Nigeria and the world at large. Tourists are allowed to do everything such as: sight-see, relax, climb the rocks, picnic, hunt, fetch or drink from the spring water coming out of the rocks, carry out research, etc but they are not allowed to go in the caves. The caves are out of bounds to tourists. This is because the caves are very deep and dark, and wild animals/reptiles may be hiding in them. It’s advisable to watch the kids closely to make sure they don’t try to live out any Batman fantasy in those caves. It is important and advisable that you wear comfortable clothes and shoes if you plan to go rock climbing. The rock and the history surrounding it, the water spring, and the cool environment are the main features of this tourist attraction. The best time to visit Kwartarkwashi Rock/Water Spring is during 8AM and 7PM when there's enough daylight to enjoy the sights. Kwartarkwashi Rock is a popular place. Its cool and relaxing atmosphere attracts a steady stream of tourists, students, indigenes, visitors from neighboring towns, and researchers. Kwartarkwashi Rock/Water Spring has a blend of everything: nature, history, and magic (if you wish). The environment is cool and relaxing and it almost has a healing effect on you.

It is approximately 479 metres or 1,571 feet high. During tribal war in 19th century, the hill provided protection to Kanoma hunters who settled on top of who lived right on top of the hill against enemies. It was a major advantage as it meant the enemy forces had to charge uphill to attack them, while they could easily. The first inhabitants of Kwatarkwashi settle around the foot of the mountain because of the presence of the rock, believing the rock possessed great spirit. hide and lay in wait. Kanoma hill is about 34km away from Gusau. Umaru Nagwamatse who is the grandson of Usman Dan Fodio, and founder of Kontagora and Gwamatsawa Dynasty attempted to conquer Kanoma but he failed. Kanoma hill offers great protect to people during battle times. They used the hill to their advantage in battle.The hill is quite a safe location but visitors are advised to be careful when climbing up and down the hill. The best time to visit the hills is during the day when there is enough light to climb up and down the hill. The most common visitors of Kanoma Hills are adventurers, hikers, researchers.

This tunnel is wide enough to accommodate three people walking side by side at the same time. It is also high enough for a person to walk upright. The best time to visit the tunnel is during the day when there are tour guides on site to make your visit a memorable one.

It is one of two burial sites that are popular tourist attractions in Zamfara. It is the burial site of Sambo Dan Ashafa. He was the founder of Gusau, the present Zamfara state capital, and Wonaka, which is 45 km east of Gusau. Sambo Dan Ashafa’s tomb.

Once the most powerful city situated in the eastern plains of Zamfara State. The City walls were ancient walls constructed purposely to secure the Zamfara against any external oppression. The ruins of the city walls which is dated back to about 250 years ago are still visible at Kiyawa about 35 km from Kauran Namoda. The width of the wall is about 2 meters, and the height about 10 meters. The ruins of the city walls which is dated back to about two hundred and fifty years are still visible at Kiyawa about 35 km from Kauran Namoda. The width of the wall is about 2 meters and the height about 10 metres.