Hiheatro

Hiheatro lies in the Plateaux Region in the immediate vicinity of Atakpamé and belongs to Ogou Prefecture. Set in a gently undulating landscape, the settlement is a typical Togolese rural community in which agricultural production shapes daily life. The fertile soils are particularly well suited to coffee, cocoa, maize, yams and beans, which form the cornerstones of the local economy. Hiheatro plays an important role in the supply network of the larger city of Atakpamé by providing fresh produce and traditional goods. Culturally, village life is shaped by Ana and Ewe traditions, with annual harvest festivals and dance performances. In recent years, several development projects have modernised the village, improving water supply and building new schools. The region is also crossed by small streams that become vital sources of water during the dry season.

Nearby cities

Atakpamé

Atakpamé is perched on hills, offering a refreshing break from the coastal heat.

Kpalimé

Kpalimé is Togo's tourist jewel, surrounded by dense forests and waterfalls at the foot of Mount Agou.

Anié

Anié is a strategic railway and road junction in the central region.

Notsé

Notsé is considered the spiritual cradle of the Ewe people and houses the remains of historical fortification walls.

Badou

Badou is tucked away in a lush valley near the Ghanaian border and is a major center for coffee cultivation.

Tohoun

Tohoun is located right on the border with Benin and serves as a significant hub for cross-border trade.

Agou

Agou is located right at the foot of Togo's highest peak, Mount Agou.

Amou-Oblo

Amou-Oblo is known for its modern urban planning and clean environment, setting it apart from many other towns in the region.

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Elavagnon

Elavagnon is an important agricultural center in the Plateaux Region, surrounded by hills and fertile farmland.

Wahala

Wahala is located on the main road heading north and is a well-known stop for travelers.

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Kougnohou

Kougnohou is situated in the western part of the Plateaux Region near the Ghana border.

History & landmarks

Saint-Esprit Cathedral

The imposing cathedral of Kpalimé is an architectural gem that shapes the cityscape at the foot of Mount Agou.

Nature

More places

Kamina Radio Station Ruins

The ruins of the Kamina wireless station, built by the Germans, testify to Togo's strategic importance during World War I.

Atakpamé Cotton Fields

The sunny plains near Atakpamé are ideal for cotton cultivation, which is an important export branch of Togolese agriculture.

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Akposso Plateau

An extensive plateau in the Plateaux region, characterized by dense forests and coffee plantations.

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Slave Well of Chilla

This well near Wahala served as a vital water station on the route of slave caravans from the interior to the coast.

Plateaux Region Cocoa Gardens

Under the shady canopy of the plateau, cocoa trees grow, whose beans are among the best in the country and are exported worldwide.

Mount Atilakoutsé

One of the highest points in the Plateaux region, known for its steep rock faces.

Mount Tado

A historically and geographically significant mountain in eastern Togo, near the town of Tado.

Walls of Notsé

The remains of the ancient walls of Notsé mark the historical capital of the Ewe people before their great migration.