Cliff of Ban­di­a­gara is also wide­ly pop­u­lar as the ‘Land of Dogons’, as Dogon peo­ple tend to live in their tra­di­tion­al way at one side of the 125 miles long chain of sand­stone from past more than 600 years. This des­ti­na­tion is also known for hous­ing even more ancient group of peo­ple well-known as Tellem, who are the peo­ple known for bury­ing the dead indi­vid­u­als quite above the flood­ing areas. Watch huts that have flat roofs, taper­ing gra­naries, won­der­ful meet­ing places, and ceme­ter­ies on the top of the cliffs. Dogons are also famous for their appre­cia­ble dances and fab­u­lous cer­e­monies. Explore the tallest moun­tain in the Mali pop­u­lar as Hom­bori Ton­do, which is about 366 feet tall. Go for trekking when you vis­it the Cliff of Ban­di­a­gara.