Description:
The Bonjiben people are a West African people who inhabit the Bonjiben Hills in the Republic of Guinea. They are the largest ethnic group in the area. The Bonjiben Hills are a natural fortress and have been a refuge for people since pre-historic times. The Bonjiben people are traditionally animists and their religion is based on the worship of natural spirits. They have a rich cultural heritage and have a strong tradition of oral storytelling. The Bonjiben people are also known for their distinctive music and dance.
