The Wobé women of Fakobly perform a traditional dance called the temate — a flowing, rhythmic performance that is one of the more distinctive things you might encounter in this corner of Ivory Coast. It is not a set-piece for visitors; performances happen on their own schedule, tied to village events, ceremonies, and occasions that are determined by the community rather than the calendar.
If you're in Fakobly and want to see the temate, ask at the village — someone will know when the next occasion might be, or will point you to whoever is organizing it. It is worth being patient for. The Dan peoples of this region have a rich tradition of performance that includes some of the most celebrated mask ceremonies in West Africa, and the temate sits within that living tradition.