The Sukur Cultural Landscape in Adamawa State, Nigeria, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for its remarkable cultural and historical significance in 1999. The site features a unique combination of traditional settlement patterns, agricultural practices, and terraced fields. The Sukur people have cultivated and managed the land for centuries, creating a distinctive landscape that includes terraced fields, sacred sites, and a well-planned village layout. The site is notable for its ongoing traditional practices, which have been maintained for generations, reflecting the sustainable relationship between the Sukur people and their environment.