KAING means magic. It is a biennial rite relating to initiations, fecundity cults, the evocation and use of occult forces for the well-being of populations.
Type evenement: Festival
NSEM TODJOM Festival
For the king and his people, the aim is to showcase the village’s cultural riches, with a view to promoting and preserving them. The program includes traditional dances and concerts by local artists.
FICIB (Festival International du Cinéma Indépendant de Bafoussam)
BIIFF is an initiative of the ERECA association (Ecran pour le Renouveau du Cinéma Africain). Held every year during the Easter period, its aim is to promote and enhance culture in its entirety, and cinema in particular.
BABONE -Tower
Cultural and tourist trail in this Haut-Nkam village
LEMOU Festival
It is a biennial festival of a cultural and economic nature. The Bafou cultural festival aims to promote and enhance the rich Bafou cultural heritage, with a decisive focus on the challenges facing the group in its socio-economic development. Traditional dances and songs enliven the chiefdom for a week
NGUIM NU Festival
Every two years, for 10 days, young people are imbued with savoir vivre, savoir faire, a spirit of solidarity, hard work, respect for elders and mastery of essential elements of customs and traditions.
PA’A NGOUO’OK
Celebration of the BAPA people’s return from exile
NEKOU NEKU’U
This biennial festival is a moment of purification and exorcism to which the whole village is invited.
CHEPAN Festival
is a week-long cultural and artistic festival celebrated every leap year. It symbolizes a holy year of recollection and prayer, during which all Bamendjo sons and daughters return to the source of their tradition to cleanse themselves of their defilement and sin.
GAH’CHOU Festival
The GAH’CHOU cultural festival, abbreviated FECUGA, is a cultural event following the festivities marking the “return to culture”.