Fumban is a town located in the western region of Cameroon, specifically in the Northwest Region. It serves as the capital of the Noun Division and is known for its rich cultural heritage, particularly among the Bamum people. The town is famous for its traditional crafts, including pottery and weaving, and is home to the historic Fumban Palace, which reflects the architectural style of the Bamum kingdom. The town also hosts the annual Fumban Festival, celebrating the local culture and traditions. This event attracts visitors and showcases various aspects of Bamum life, including music, dance, and art. Fumban's vibrant community and historical significance make it an important cultural center in Cameroon.