Bohicon, located just 9 kilometers east of Abomey, is a vibrant city in southern Benin, positioned along the key railway line from Cotonou to Parakou and the main RNIE 2 highway. The town covers 139 square kilometers and is known for its bustling market where a local specialty, afitin (fermented soybeans), is crafted by women in the region and widely used as a seasoning across West Africa. Bohicon experiences a tropical savanna climate, with a wet season from March to October and a brief dry season from November to February. Notable landmarks include the Lycée Technique de Bohicon, Bohicon Railway Station, and the Parc Archéologique d'Agongointo, offering glimpses into the area's cultural and historical significance.