See the Epe-Ekpe sacred stone rite near Aného in September
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Each September the Guin people gather at Glidji-Kpodji, near Aného about 50 km east of Lomé, for Epe-Ekpe, the festival that opens their new year. A canoe carries the Aklima drum to the sacred wood, and believers bring out an oval stone whose colour is read as a sign for the year, white meaning peace and prosperity. Go as a respectful observer, ask before photographing anyone and book a driver for the return.
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See the Epe-Ekpe sacred stone rite near Aného in SeptemberGlidji-Kpodji, near Aného
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