English: Talk about the awe-inspiring sculptures and artworks in honour of the river goddess Osun and other Yoruba deities, the thick forest, the sanctuaries and shrines and the meandering river, this place is a befitting identity among the Yoruba culture. A masterpiece of cultural heritage finely blended with purpose and the last, surviving symbol of primary high forest in Southern Nigeria. Located on the outskirt of Osogbo, the capital city of Osun State, the grove is regarded as the home of the goddess of fertility and welcomes thousands of spectators, tourists and Osun worshipers from within and around the world on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis.