Flights
Arrive via Douala or Yaoundé, then travel by road to Bafoussam and on to Baméka.
Official website of the Peuh Munka'a Southern Africa
Once Every Three Years
The Grand Cultural Festival of the Kingdom of Baméka — bringing together thousands of sons and daughters of Baméka, traditional leaders, scholars, visitors and friends from across Cameroon and around the world.
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Countdown to the opening ceremony
Festival Programme
A full schedule of ceremonies, royal procession, dances, exhibitions, sport, forums and awards.
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Registration
Complete online registration and receive a digital QR ticket by email. Choose the category that matches your role at the festival.
Travel Guide
Everything international guests need to plan the journey to the Western Highlands of Cameroon.
Arrive via Douala or Yaoundé, then travel by road to Bafoussam and on to Baméka.
Guidance on Cameroon visa requirements, invitation letters and festival accreditation.
Recommended accommodation in Bafoussam, Bamendjou and homestays within the villages.
Shuttle services, coach transfers and local transport during festival week.
Sacred sites, craft markets, highland walks and cultural excursions.
Venue maps, festival grounds, safety information and frequently asked questions.
Sponsors & Partners
Sponsorship packages offer visibility to thousands of attendees and a global diaspora audience, while directly supporting cultural preservation and local development.
Platinum
Sponsor package
Gold
Sponsor package
Community
Sponsor package
Exhibitors
Arts, crafts, food, fashion, tourism, agriculture and business — apply online for a stand in the marketplace.
Festival Services
Ceremonies streamed worldwide, a media centre for press releases and accreditation, and a volunteer centre for registration, training, schedules and certificates.
Festival Legacy
The festival preserves the identity of the Kingdom, strengthens the unity of the Peuh Munka, promotes cultural tourism, supports local development, and passes Baméka traditions to future generations.