The Pays Mandingue, the cradle of the Mali Empire, is the oldest, truest, and also the most unknown part of the country.

An extension in the ancestral culture of Mali, between divinations with the launch of cauris, propitiatory dances by valiant Bambara hunters and ancient legends sung by the griots. Historic places where Soundjata Keita and General Kamandjan Camara in the Middle Ages, pronounced the first human rights charter in Africa and performed their heroic deeds, among sacred caves and rocky arches miraculous. Enchanting landscapes and waterfalls hidden in the cracks of the rock, valleys of mangoes and wild plants with therapeutic powers, small mud villages where the inhabitants are said to still possess the occult power to turn into lions.