Culture of Niger

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Islamic influences from North Africa have had a powerful effect on the culture of Niger. Since Independence, greater interest has been in the country's cultural heritage, particularly with respect to traditional architecture, hand crafts, dances and music. Sorro is a traditional sport in Niger, so is camel racing.

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