The Ngwo Pine Forest in itself is a tourism destination. Even more, it is the gateway to the breathtaking Ngwo cave and waterfall. You should visit especially if you reside in South Eastern Nigeria...and make sure you take a bath in the spring waters from the cave

This is a forest with a beautiful canopy coverings of pine trees. It is located in a farming community on the outskirt of Enugu, the capital of Enugu state. The park is free to enter but you would have to negotiate with the locals to take you to the waterfall inside a cave for a fee. You can have picnics at the park with family and friends and it is best to have your mosquito repellent handy. The journey to the caves look scary because there is no defined path but the locals seem to have mastered the way.

I love it here, this place ought to be made more recreational, and well taken care of. Had to pay these guy #1000 to take me down the hill. I really don’t know what the money was for because I wasn’t given a receipt. But the sight is amazing. Descending the hill was crazy 😂😂😂😂 almost collapsed. Enugu state government ought to invest here and make here a tourist attraction center. I would love to come again.

This is more like a government reserved area because of the uniqueness of the trees there..the forest is located along court avenue down to toscana hotel and Michael Okpara square Enugu..when you want to go for landscape photography and picnic this location is not a bad idea..

The infrastructures are outdated Most not working at all No animal in the zoo

This pine forest is simply majestic, one of the many tourist attractions in Enugu. Although i wasn't able to tour the whole forest but the parts i visited were magical but the place isn't being taken care of as much as it should because some of the forest tree are being cut down and am afraid if that continues within the next 10 years nothing like Ngwo pine forest will be in existence.

It's such a great place to be

This is a holiday Resort in Oba on the outskirts of Onitsha, along Onitsha-Owerri Expressway. I remember going there many years ago with my family and it was quite a hilarious experience: we enjoyed African delicacies at the African Bush Bar; we saw many animals at the zoo ranging from monkey, crockodile, tortiose to peacock and flamingo; the Zoo village also had some artifacts we watched to our delight. The complex also has a stadium.

The place is beautiful and serene. An awesome place for a picnic. There's however no security, or system of maintenance. You'll need to have your personal security and clean up your area after leaving.

It's so bushy and dirty

Ngwo Pine Forest Forest is located in Old Enugu-Onitsha Rd, Ngwo-Asaa, Nigeria. The forest is a treat to watch as it is considered a great scenic beauty. There is a dozen of fascinating caves built from limestone, which are nothing but god gifted to the local people of the region. Ngwo Pine Forest attracts many local as well as international tourists. There is also a pool formed at the base of the caves through the natural waterfall. The tourists come here to enjoy and relax. If you have a hectic schedule and tired of doing a lot of work then you can visit here. It will remove all the stress and make your body super light.

A nice environment. I just wish this place could be taken care of better.

Rojenny Holiday Village, the single largest tourism resort in South-East Nigeria. Located in the serene town of Oba, Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State, just on the outskirts of the commercial city of Onitsha, along Owerri-Onitsha Expressway, and occupying a long stretch of land estimated at 8 sq. km, it is undoubtedly a dream destination for holiday-makers from across the world. A stop at the gate gives you no idea of the buzz of activities that go on inside the premises. Even the ROJENNY HOLIDAY VILLAGE engraved boldly on the gate does not reveal much. But as you step into the compound, you are amazed. First, the gentle breeze caresses your face, as if to say 'welcome to our world'. This sure is the home of African hospitality. You look straight ahead of you and behold a massive expanse of land, long stretch of trees, beautiful lawns, and gigantic structures dotting the length compound. You are awe-stricken. Wow! you exclaim, and the person next to you says you ain't seen nothing yet. This is where your tour begins. A walk around is even more eye-opening. You discover immediately that a day is not enough to see everything that there is to see. Where do you start? The tourist attractions are too numerous: the lush-green fields; the zoo (which habours such wild life as baboon, python, the green monkey, tortoise, lion, etc; rare birds such as peacock, eagle, flamingo, ostrich, etc; aquatic animals like turtle, alligator, crocodile, etc); the Ozo Village and Museum; the Rojenny International Stadium, which was said to have hosted seven continental matches involving Nigeria, Algeria, Angola, Egypt, Morocco, and Cote d'Ivoire during the time of Jasper United and Udoji United Football Clubs, and also camped Nigeria's Golden Eaglets under Fani Amun for two years and three months during the time of Ibrahim Babangida as Nigeria's Military President; the over 1000-capacity conference hall; the amusement park for children; the joy rides; the lawn tennis court; the basketball court; the volleyball court; the Olympic-sized swimming pool with elaborate and fully developed poolside; the Paradise Nite Club; among others. More interesting is the fact that you never perspire while you are walking around. Though a manmade tourist centre, Rojenny has a natural feel, which makes an all-year-round tourist delight. Coconut and other trees line the two sides of the avenues and ensure a regular supply of cool and gentle breeze, giving the environment the feeling of a temperate climate. In case you get hungry, there is the newly developed Angelic Garden and Restaurant (which has sprung on the ashes of the African Restaurant and Bar) for your quick relaxation and refreshment, and there is also the English Bar for assorted wines. If you decide to stay the night, which of course is the ideal thing in a place like Rojenny, there is the Nwaezeora Lodge which has enough beautiful and tastefully-furnished rooms for all guests, plus the new guest house which is currently at the furnishing stage. Besides these, there are also neighbourhood hotels which work in partnership with Rojenny to accommodate any number of visitors. Again, Rojenny is a tourist destination. Modelled closely after Disney World in the United States of America, it provides at once all the things necessary for a tourist to stay busy as long as his tour lasts. It is developed in such a way to serve as a base for tourists wishing to visit other tourist sites in South-East Nigeria, like the Ogbunike Cave, the Umuahia War Museum, the Agulu Lake, the Igboukwu archaeological sites, the Njaba River, and so on. The position of Oba is also an added advantage. It is said to be at the centre of Igboland, whether from Agbor in Delta State, from Nsukka in Enugu State, from Ndoni/Ikwerre in Rivers State, or from Ozuitem Abriba in Abia State. Rojenny is also a place for spiritual tourism, irrespective of one's religious conviction. The Blessed Michael Cyprian Tansi Memorial Chapel provides a place of worship for Catholics and Christians of other denominations.

This place is serene, A good place to relax as a group. Mother Nature is good to behold here.. There is a potential water fall here too

Exquisite

A nice natural environment, neglected and no form of government presence. Good for group picnics and photo shoots. The waterfall is a bit far into the valley, if you must go down to the waterfall be sure your fit enough for the journey back up. Don't stay till night fall. Overall was a nice experience with nature.

Good environment for relaxation. A place that carries some historical significance

None

It's natural

Amazing 😍

It is an amazing tourist destination. It is very good for groups. It is a place to chill out.

Nice

Visit forest park. Lovely place to be.

Nice and cozy

Nice cool

It was awesome

Wonderful

The experience was beautiful

It is a good place to go for a picnic with the entire family. Also it brings you close to nature

It gives me the best space of both privacy to think and meditate as well...

It is a very interesting place to be. There is zoo, standard swimming pool, bush bars, standard football stadium etc. Nice place to visit next.

Good for recreation

It's a beautiful place and to know that it has existed for more than a generation is what fascinated me the most

To say they have poor management would be an exaggeration. They don't have management at all, and things are dilapidating. Great place to be if managed and maintained as it ought to be.

It's cool

The place is good but their facilities are very poor

Rojenny Tourist Village has a very good sport facilities.

Rojeny games is a recreational center along Oba new road. Games, amusement park, tourism, hotel, sports, and worship center all inside

Is good and natural to be at.

Get away for a picnic with friends or a significant other here. You can also take the walk/mini hike to the nearby cave. Very beautiful!

Good

Life changing

A beautiful serene atmosphere for relaxation... wonderful picnic place.... naturally beautiful

A place where Nature meet with human taste

A tourism site I would love to visit

Tourist center

It was fun...same with the waterfall

Is a lovely, cool place to hang out with the loved ones outside the regular noisy 🔊 town atmosphere

cool serene

Very wonderful place

Fun

Can't miss place

I don't think it's still a tourist attraction, they are making some changes there now which I don't really know what's going on. Well, we'll see when it's completed.

A notable place in Anambra

A place to rewind

Getting out dated but good customer service

Its ok

A home away from home

Cool

Not exactly fun anymore

So lovely

Good

Entertaining

nice place

It's a comfortable place for relaxation

Nice and cool Why not pay a visit

It's okay for relaxation and sporting activities.

For footballers it has the best field in idemili south

A cool place, overrun with old buildings but cool

It's fun there

Rogeny village is a place you need to visit, especially with your family. Site seeing, zoo, football on standard stadium, Club, movie with projector etc

It's natural

Absolutely loved it. More needs to be done though in advertising it's existence.

The forest used to be so beautiful with a thick canopy, now half the tree population has been felled by locals who are gradually converting the land to crop land🙁 Something has to be done quickly by the Min of Forestry to save that place.

Just nature...Beautiful, calm and serene

Cool and Serene. Full of natural air.

this place used to be beauty when i was growing up unfortunately today not a lot of the pines are left. you see rows where trees have gone missing and pieces of land that have been turned into farm land. its a pity the state isnt doing anything to maintain this as an attraction. Visitors are helping either as they leave their rubbish in a pile and go Please people respect the Environment

Going to Ngwo Pine forest was a great experience for me. The environment is serene.

The hills and forests hold great views in the peaceful area. Well tarred roads lead you up or down the hilly Ngwo area. Your main sources of transportation will mostly be tricycles and commuter buses, as there are no bikes allowed to commute in Enugu. In the city centers, you should be able to get taxis as well. Had an enjoyable stay.

It's a cool place for relaxation. It has a swimming pool, a natural environment and wonderful sports facilities. Rojeny has a hospitable lodging accommodation.

Nice to have a wonderful day at

Exciting and different. Takes work to get to the waterfall though. Will definitely be returning.

Very bored

So good and 9ice

Good tourist village

A very Cozy place for relaxation and Holiday

It's okay But it needs serious renovation and investments

Good

Good

Good

Always good to visit