Mali-ville

Mali-ville sits at the far northern end of the highlands near the Senegalese border and is the highest town in the country, cold enough at night that people light fires indoors. Above it a ridge runs out to a rock formation that from the right angle reads as a woman's face in profile, which is the thing everybody climbs to see. The view from the very top reaches far into Senegal. The road up from the south is the worst in the whole region and is genuinely cut in the rains. Almost nobody comes here.