Tsévié, located 32 km north of Lomé, is the capital of the Zio prefecture in Togo's Maritime Region, with a population of 54,474. Primarily inhabited by the Ewe people, the city serves as a vital market hub and is known for its palm oil processing industry. Tsévié is well-connected by road and rail to other key cities in Togo, including Notsé, Atakpamé, Blitta, and Lomé. While the city's residents historically worshipped idols, many now follow Christianity. The Ayizan festival, a traditional celebration, highlights the community’s heritage and is now a symbol of unity and peace. Tsévié is a growing city with increasing appeal to travelers.