Nestled high above sea level at nearly 3,000 feet, Oke Idanre stands as a natural fortress of wonder and history. This elevated terrain is carved with deep valleys and dotted with ancient rock formations, known as inselbergs, offering a truly spectacular view.

Within this historic hill lie treasures of great cultural and spiritual significance — including the Owa’s Palace, sacred shrines, the old colonial court, and the iconic belfry. Visitors are drawn to mystical sites like Agbooogun’s Footprint, the thunderous Omi Aopara (Thunder Water), and ancient burial grounds that whisper stories of the past.

Oke Idanre is not just a cultural gem but also a sanctuary for nature lovers, with its rich biodiversity and unique flora and fauna. This blend of stunning landforms and centuries-old traditions has shaped a vibrant cultural landscape, making it one of Nigeria’s most treasured heritage sites.