Owo Kingdom is a historic region located in Ondo State, southwestern Nigeria. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, traditional festivals, and significant historical sites. The kingdom has a long-standing monarchy, with the Olowo of Owo serving as the traditional ruler and custodian of the kingdom's customs and traditions. The people of Owo are primarily of the Yoruba ethnic group, and they speak the Yoruba language. Owo is famous for its artistic craftsmanship, particularly in wood carving and bronze casting. The kingdom also plays a vital role in the history of the Yoruba people, contributing to the broader cultural and political landscape of the region.