Koutammakou, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcases the traditional mud tower-houses of the Batammariba people in northern Togo. Accessibility can be challenging due to the rural location and unpaved roads, so a guided tour is highly recommended for navigating the area and understanding the cultural significance. Solo exploration is possible but may be difficult without local knowledge. The dry season (November to March) is the best time to visit, as the roads can become impassable during the rainy season. The cost of a visit typically includes transportation, accommodation in nearby towns, and guide fees, totaling approximately $50-$150 per day. A typical visit duration is 2-3 days, allowing sufficient time to explore several villages and learn about the unique architecture and traditions of the Batammariba people.