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Nigeria Hidden gems: Mount Ned Nwoko resort, Delta state.

Did you know that there is a place in Delta State called Mount Ned Nwoko Resort?

I wouldn’t say it’s overly popular yet, but those in that region are familiar with this place and they keep recommending it. Of course, you can bet that my curiosity got the best of me when I learned about this resort, and I had to check it out. 

One thing about this resort is that it has a way of immersing you into nature. However, it also has a way of exuding luxury which is something that gets anyone hooked on this place. 

Initially, I was skeptical about going to this resort, especially as I didn’t know anyone who had personally visited the resort. But as a risk-taker, I took one for the team, and I didn’t regret the experience. 

As the name implies, this resort is owned by Ned Nwoko, a Nigerian politician, businessman, and philanthropist.  The resort is located in Idumuje-Ugboko, Delta State, Nigeria. 

One thing that stood out about this resort to me is the architecture. I could spend hours admiring the architectural landscape at this place as it has a harmonious blend of modern design and traditional Nigerian elements. 

It is a perfect place to visit as a group and also as an individual. I would even recommend this resort for organizations looking for a serene spot for a retreat. 

Another thing I like about this resort is that they have amazing accommodation options. Whenever I visit resorts, I’m usually scared about their accommodation options as some are usually not up to standard. However, the reverse is the case at The Mount Ned Nwoko Resort. 

This resort offers a range of accommodation options to suit different preferences and budgets. From luxurious suites and villas to cozy cottages, each unit is designed to provide maximum comfort and privacy. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and private balconies with stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

However, I didn’t stay at the resort but it worth trying out. Need other fun things to do in Nigeria, check out these fun things to Ibadan, Oyo state.

Mount Ned Nwoko Resort Delta state

Opening hours and entry fee to Mount Ned resort

There is no specific opening hours at the resort. So, you can access it at anytime of the day. However, I will not recommend you visit the resort in the evening. It is located in a remote area.

Also, there are no hotels close by as this is a residential town. There are no banks close to the resort. The only option is to get cash via POS. These POS merchants are too expensive but we had to get cash anyway.

We wanted to purchase Red oil 5 liters but it was clear that we were being ripped off. They can sense that you’re a guest except you dress to fit in.

The resort is free to access. However, there is fee of 2000naira per person to have a tour guide walk you through the resort.

If you need a great option of fun things to do in Delta state, you need to add mount Ned Nwoko resort to the list. I have linked a vlog so you have a feel of what its like to be there in person.

Activities to do at Mount Ned Nwoko Resort 

Now let’s talk about the fun things to do at this resort when you visit.

Hiking

This resort has some scenic hiking trails that are perfect for hiking lovers. While hiking on these trails, you get to see breathtaking views of the environment. This includes the dense forests and the rivers. 

I would advise that you take along a camera while hiking as you wouldn’t want to miss the opportunity to take pictures of the great views. Hiking on these trails can be refreshing and I recommend it.

Bird Watching 

At this resort, you will see a variety of bird species. It was quite fascinating seeing these colorful birds and listening to their melodious calls. It was a welcoming experience that I didn’t know I needed. 

If you are a birdwatcher, you are sure to enjoy this experience. Additionally, you might also see monkeys. Just be sure not to get too close so they don’t run away with your belongings as monkeys can be crafty.  

Admire/Learn about the plants and flowers

The Ned Nwoko resort is home to beautifully manicured botanical gardens that showcase a wide range of tropical plants and flowers. While there, I enjoyed taking leisure strolls through these gardens to appreciate the vibrant flora and serene environment. 

The gardens are also a perfect spot for photography. I left there with lots of pictures as I was sure to utilize the opportunity. 

Engage in Yoga and Meditation

This resort is so calm and quiet that there is no reason why you shouldn’t engage in yoga and meditation. If you need a break from work, this is a good place to come and refresh yourself. 

The serene environment and expert instructors provide a perfect setting for both beginners and experienced practitioners. These sessions are designed to enhance your well-being, promote relaxation, and improve your overall health.

Buy souvenirs

There are craft markets within and around this resort. So, I recommend that you go shopping and explore these craft markets. There are usually lots of souvenirs to buy, from handcrafted items to textiles, there is something for you. 

Personally, I always enjoy shopping in craft markets when I visit a new place as it helps support local artists. I love seeing the smile on their faces as I interact with them and buy items. These souvenirs always remind me of my trip to these places. 

Other fun things to do at Mount ned nwoko resort is to relax at the tower which is similar to that of bowers tower.

You can also engage in sport activities like volley ball, foot ball among other sport. The resort is close to its sport school.

However I would not recommend you go swimming. The pool seems to be unkempt by the staff. That is quite bad.

There is also mini zoo and cattle that graze. Mini zoo is not always available to access. As the animals are allowed to work freely to graze.

Do you plan to visit Mount Ned Nwoko resort soonest? You need to visit as I enjoyed my visit. Want to visit Nigeria and need options of places to visit. Check out our detailed blog post on 50 top places to visit in Nigeria on a budget. Feel free to comment below. Ciao.

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