Zangbetos are the traditional voodoo guardians of the night in the Yoruba religion of Benin and Togo which are known as the “Night watchmen”. Similar to Egunguns, they are highly revered and act as an unofficial police force patrolling the
Through the lush greenery of Agumatsa Forest Reserve, we cross the same river eight times to reach the Wli Falls, the highest fall in Ghana, which has hundreds of fruit bats and a few monkeys and antelopes.
Which translates as “river bank”, mognori is a farming village relatively close to the south-eastern border of Mole National Park and is rich with the traditions of the Hanga clan. The current residents are descendants of a Moshi hunter who…
A 45 minute drive from Accra, it is one of the most beautiful, peaceful and fascinating places in Ghana. Opened in March, 1890 and covering 64.8 hectares, it overlooks Accra from an elevation of 370 to 460 metres above sea…
Kpetoe is renowned throughout Ghana for the quality of its kente weaving. The hand woven cloth is a widely recognized African textile and has been declared a world heritage treasure by UNESCO.
Hogbeza is a historic festival of the Ewe of Yoto. It is celebrated every third Saturday of the month of August as a religious feast, when the first fruits of the farms are offered.