The tree stands very tall in height with a gigantic hollow right in the middle, wide enough to contain 15-20persons coupled with its flourishing branches.
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@Drcjessie wooow, it is amazing
@Drcjessie I had visited a similar tree in my country Iran, but maximum room for 5 person
@Navid_Ebdaei wow…thank you
Can you write about yours? Does it have a history? This is amazing
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@Drcjessie
In fact I should confess, I dont have much information about the history or it
But I will do my best to find something, …if I could find something useful , I will share here for you 
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Amazing!
What a wonderful writeup you have.
You should have added more pictures and more literature to your post to make it more comprehensive.
Where can we locate this place? Do we have to pay to gain access into the big hollow shoot of the tree?
What is the Google map location of these area. Is the tree a deity or not? Etc,
Why haven’t the tree be cut down, is the tree posing a risk to human lives living around the area. Etc.
Thank you
And best regards.
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@Austinelewex sorry about that, I guess I would start giving more details here. I referred my blog cause all details are there… I would answer your questions though
The wooden cave is located in a community called Isienyi Amakama in Umuahia South LGA, Abia state.
Payment to enter is not specific as its what you have you can offer to the person taking care of the area.
The tree is not a deity but was a safe haven for the people in the community during the Biafra war, festivities are held there too but not as much as before due to Christianity, that tradition is waning.
For more pictures, please check [REDACTED]
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Hi @Drcjessie
Thanks for sharing this. By the way, I’ve noticed you had put a French language tag, but since the post is in English I’ve removed it. Also, I enlarged your photos to be able to see them better.
What an interesting place this is? You mentioned it’s a tree with a hollow? How big is this tree? Do you have a photo of it?
Thanks!
@Drcjessie Incredible! This cave doesn’t look like a wooden cave. I have read the information in your blog, it’s great!
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Thank you
Thank you… Its the name its being called why I referred it so too.
Hi @Drcjessie ,
I would like to remind you that we do not allow any advertising on our platform. We would like to encourage you to keep the conversation on Connect rather than redirecting people to your personal blog.
Just to let you know, I redacted the external link you shared.
Hi @Drcjessie ,
I would like to remind you that we do not allow any advertising on our platform. We would like to encourage you to keep the conversation on Connect rather than redirecting people to your personal blog.
Just to let you know, I redacted the external link you shared.