Day trip to the Akok Bekoe Mysterious Caves from Yaounde

I created this tour as a remedy to pleasantly halt the continuous hustling and bustling of city life of the working class and entrepreneurs. It is a day trip to the Akok Bekoe Mysterious Caves, found in the southwest of Mbalmayo and consists of six grottoes and alveoli distributed around the village of Akok Bekoe. It is also refered to as the caves of pygmies, resulting from the fact that pygmies previously lived in the caves. The "mother cave" is a place of worship and hosts a small catholic church. The «Cave of four doors» is so rugged and delicate to crawl through but be rest assured you will do it with much fun. The "dark and humid cave" is the siege of numerous bats. The "smallest cave" is assumed to be the King's kitchen while the "Cave with three floors or storeys", is believed to be the king's abode, deduced from the comfort it offers. The last of the caves is the "Sacred Cave" where the elders of the village and the chieftains perform traditional rites and hold meetings.