Sigui
Between Malian spirituality and homage to Jean Rouch
Its name, its meaning
The Sigui is a cycle of ceremonies practised by the Dogon people of Mali every 60 years, lasting seven years. Ethnographic film-maker Jean Rouch filmed the last Sigui cycle in the 1960s, and his documentaries fascinated us, as did the Dogon country itself.
You will find several Dogon works on our website, and the man typing on a typewriter in the tent is Jean Rouch.
En savoir plus
· Sigui 1967, L’enclume de Yougo (film)
· Le réalisateur, Jean Rouch
Quiet safari-style tented room with veranda, hammock and wide open views of the vegetation and rice fields, freestanding bathtub and outdoor shower, and a lovely reading and writing area.
Single occupancy: 49 500 CFA francs
Double occupancy: 59 000 CFA francs
Half board: supplement of 13 500 CFA francs per person
Check-in: from 3pm | Check-out: 11am
Services
- High quality bedding (mattress of 160x200)
- Shower, bathtub,toilet
- Hot water
- Mosquito nets on bed and windows
- Solar-powered lighting, sockets and water heater
- Natural ventilation system without air conditioning
- Silent fan
- Relaxation area with armchairs, large terrace with lounge area and hammock
- Combination safe
- Desk and storage space
- Additional linen available (on request)
