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Playing a pivotal part as the capital city of Togo, Lome rests with great responsibilities as a crossroad for transportation, connecting landlocked neighbours and approaching the coastal areas from high-end plateaus. Lying in the Gulf of Guinea along the Atlantic Coast, Lome drives the economy of the country as it is the main hub for manufacturing, survival activities and exports.

Sokode is the second most important commercial centre of Togo. Sitting between Rivers Mo and Mono, Sokode comes with multicultural vibes and a population driven by agricultural activities in the surrounding regions. Largely dominated by the Islamic religion, the people of Sokode are warm and inviting. Handicrafts, Transport and trade are the highlights of this place making it a major contributor to the Togolese economy.

Kara is strategically located in the northern part of Togo near Lome. You will find many churches and mosques here as the population is predominantly Christian and Muslim. The city of Kara has some archaeological style to its skyline. The cathedral of St. Peters and Congress Hall are some of the impressive buildings in Kara. The city is an important stopover on the route of various International Bus Lines approaching Lome.

Located in western Togo near the border of Ghana, Badou rests in the middle of a plateau region. The main occupation of the locals here is coffee plantation, coffee farming, and other agricultural activities. Large industries have been set up here and major coffee export activities take place here. Badou is placed as an important stopover for traders approaching from nearby lands.

Mango sits on the banks of Oti River and is a large playground for cattle and peanuts. Traders consider this city an important one as it lies in line with other commercial cities like Badou and Kara. Situated on the northern belt of Togo, Mango is mainly inhabited by the Chakosi community who majorly inhabit three countries- Benin, Ghana and Togo. Many public places like Mango open-air marts and restaurants showcase traditional African handicrafts and authentic lip-smacking African cuisines.