The Naga Chronicles - Ep1 The sea never forgot. For thousands of years, it guarded a secret buried deeper than the darkest trenches...... A kingdom untouched by time, ruled by beings whose existence had become nothing more than myth. Most people called them legends. Others called them monsters. Only a handful of ancient texts dared to write their true name... Nāga. The waves crashed violently against the cliffs of the western coast as twenty-eight-year-old marine archaeologist Sean stood alone, staring into the endless ocean. He had spent his entire career searching for civilizations that history refused to acknowledge. His colleagues laughed whenever he mentioned underwater kingdoms. "Atlantis," they joked. "Mermaids next?" But Sean wasn't searching for fairy tales. He was searching for proof. His late grandfather had left behind a weathered journal filled with strange drawings of serpent-shaped crowns, underwater temples, and a single sentence repeated doze...
If you live in Lagos you would know that as much as this city can be all hustle with its traffic and loud noise, it is also a fun place to be... especially when you take your time to unwind. On this faithful day, a friend suggested we visit this location (Lekki conservation centre) especially since I took a liking in tourism and blogging about events to heart. To think that there is such a place in Lagos where one can experience nature was plausible at first, but like one of my travel quote says "The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes." The nature park holds a record of having the longest canopy walkway in Africa and its the second longest in the world. I have had experience with another canopy walkway at OBUDU but nothing compares to this. The whole forest is about 78 Hectares of land, no lions or tigers so you are safe and don't need to be scared of that. The length of the walkway is 401 meters and 22.5 meters abo...