The Hogbetsotso festival is celebrated by the Chiefs and people of the Anlo traditional area in the Volta region. It is observed in commemoration of the great exodus of Notsie located in present-day Togo. During this festive period, friendships are…
Mount Afadja is the highest mountain in Ghana, at an elevation of 2904ft above sea level, it has a collection of fascinating caves streams and waterfalls just waiting to be explored. It is home to a diverse species of flora…
The larabanga Mosque is one of the oldest and most revered historical site in Ghana. Built in the Sudanese architectural style and also known as the "Mecca of West Africa", the spiritual site can be found in the village of…
The Elmina Township, previously known as "Anomansah" (Perpetual) and the Edina, was the place of contact between the first Europeans to land on the shores of West-Africa. It boasts of forts and castles built by the Europeans which were used…
The ancestral River Park in Assin Manso, where people from the Northern parts of Africa and Ghana, were taken for a last bath in the "Donko Nsuo" slave river , before being sent off to the dungeons of our coastal…
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 and overlooking the Accra coastal plain from an elevation of 370 to 460…
Kpetoe is renowned throughout Ghana for the quality of its kente weaving, hand woven cloth that is the best known and most widely recognized African textile. It has been declared a world heritage treasure by UNESCO
A town in Kwabre East District, about 17 miles northeast of Kumasi. It is also well known for the traditional Kente cloth weaving. Although there are a variety of oral histories concerning the origins of Kente Cloth, historians and scholars…
A crater lake believed to have been created by a fallen meteorite. The sacred lake is located in a crater and ringed by rugged mountains. This picturesque meteorite crater lake is surrounded by dozens of fishing and farming villages. The…
Located in the centre of National Culture grounds, the museum houses a fascinating collection of Ashanti History such as memorabilia of Okomfo Anokye, including the 300 year old antique treasure bag which he forbade anyone to open. Also on display…
