Tribe: Theganepaïk Teganpaïk
Small-chief: OUE Luc
President of council of olders: NEA Sylvain

At 27 kilometers from the village towards north, Téganpaïk is located on the edge of sea, along the cocoteraies.

The chief is also the one of Ouanache.

The rise of Ouanache, which is at 2 km from the main road, offers a panoramic landscape on the sea, from Tiouandé to the top of the mountain of the Old-Touho.

In the heart of the mountains, the inhabitants of Ouanache and Téganpaïk wake up early in the morning to cultivate their plantation on a vast fertile extent. The river runs in the middle of the dwellings and then thrown itself in the mangrove.

People live from crops, bovines breeding and bee-keeping.

Just before the rise of the collar, you will find Maïna on the right side. It is an old leper-house. In the Thirties, 70 to 80 patients used to lived there. Today, some families are still settled there.

Teganpaïk is opened to tourism, making large efforts. Staying by the inhabitant, in faré, is possible by Mrs OUE Elise: 42 81 53.

Mrs THY Lydie, pedestrian guide proposes a course offering various sights on the valley of Tiouandé, the rocks of Lindéralique, the peak of Tipindjé, to dazzle itself at the end on the lagoon and its small islands.