Exploring Bauchi, Nigeria, was amazing today. This visit to Zaranda Hotel, one of the top-notch hotels in Bauchi, was particularly captivating. I was so taken aback with the environment that I had to take these pictures after notifying the staff and receiving their permission. Zaranda International Hotel is located in the capital city of Bauchi, Nigeria.
I was able to explore just a few parts of the exterior environment. Before the photo session started, I managed to get a beautiful shot of the hotel along the road, capturing the stunning rock formations that add beauty to Bauchi town. Looking at this picture, we can see everything is green.
Green symbolizes life, and the overall greenish environment is inviting and beautiful. I never felt like leaving the hotel because of its serene beauty, the lush vegetation, the afforestation, and the flowers. All these elements made the exterior one of the best for me.
From the first to the last pictures, you can see that everything on the premises is green. After researching this beautiful place, I searched my wardrobe for something that would complement the environment. Though my green outfit didn't match the exact color of the vegetation, at least I wore green. Hahaha.
Two things stood out to me. First, the height of the beautiful building. The structure is tall and well-designed. Everything about the exterior caught my attention, and I knew the inside would be equally impressive or even more mind-blowing. The second standout feature is the trees. The trees gave the hotel its identity and uniqueness. Every business has something that makes it unique, and for Zaranda, it's the beautiful exterior decoration with natural vegetation.
This tree particularly caught my attention. It’s mysterious because some parts of the branches are without leaves, looking dead, but they are not, while other parts have leaves. Lastly, the rock formations in Bauchi are significant landmarks. These rocks add beauty to the overall look of the state. Here, the rocks appear as though they were deliberately arranged, but it's nature that placed them there.
The pictures were taken by me with my smartphone
