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Embarking on a road trip from Freetown to Bo is an exciting adventure waiting to be discovered. Hit the road, and within just 4 hours, you'll be surrounded by the stunning scenery of Sierra Leone. The excellent paved road will ensure a smooth and comfortable journey, allowing you to sit back and enjoy the views. If you're coming from Kenema, the road is equally well-maintained, and you'll reach Bo within an hour, eager to explore this vibrant town. Traveling by government bus offers a convenient option, with routes passing New London and ending at Fenton Road, right in the heart of the town. Catch the early morning buses, which depart when full, ensuring you don't miss out on the excitement. If you prefer more flexibility, private buses operate at a similar time. Get your tickets directly from the driver and get ready to embark on a memorable journey.

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Popular Foods

Dish: Cassava leaves stew (also known as "Kelewele")Description: This traditional Sierra Leonean dish consists of cassava leaves cooked with spices, palm oil, and meat – typically chicken or goat. It's often served with rice, plantains, or yams.

Dish: Pepper soup (also known as "Jollof Rice")Description: This iconic West African dish features spicy tomato sauce poured over a bed of fragrant, flavorful rice. In Sierra Leone, it's common to include seafood like fish or shrimp in the pepper soup, although meat options like chicken or beef can also be used.

Dish: Fried rice (also known as "Chicken-Fried Rice")Description: This beloved dish comprises rice cooked with vegetables, scrambled eggs, and sliced chicken. Seasoned with soy sauce and other Asian condiments, fried rice is a versatile staple in Sierra Leonean cuisine – sometimes served as a standalone meal, but more commonly as a delicious accompaniment to other dishes.

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Traditional Male Clothing

Traditional Female Clothing