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Ghana
Ghana, the second-largest country in West Africa, is culturally rich and religiously conservative with Christianity as the dominant religion. It was home to the powerful Ashanti Kingdom and is known for its gold and slave trade history, as well as its 45 annual festivals.

Issa Ballo

Ghana Highlights

Favorite sights

Ghana blends history with modern life effortlessly. Walk the slave routes of Cape Coast, visit royal Ashanti palaces in Kumasi, and feel the pulse of Accra’s markets. Ghana’s warmth, safety, and storytelling spirit make it a favorite for travelers.

Ghana is where history speaks—loudly, proudly, and with a smile. – Issa Ballo

Ghana National Museum

A deep dive into Ghana’s history, showcasing artifacts, royal regalia, ancient relics, and exhibits on independence and culture.

Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

A tribute to Ghana’s first president, featuring his mausoleum, personal artifacts, and a serene park in Accra.

Coffin Works Shop

A unique workshop crafting colorful, custom-shaped fantasy coffins reflecting Ghanaian traditions and the deceased’s life passions.

Ghana Armed Forces Museum

A military museum in Kumasi displaying colonial-era weaponry, war relics, and Ghana’s involvement in peacekeeping missions.

Kejeta Market Walk - Kumasi

Explore the Kejetia Market, one of Africa’s largest open-air markets, packed with traders selling everything from spices to textiles.

Royal Palace Museum

The seat of the Asante king, displaying Asante history, golden stools, and regalia inside the historic Manhyia Palace in Kumasi.

Akwasidae Festival

A vibrant Asante royal ceremony with drumming, dancing, and homage to ancestors, held every six weeks at the Manhyia Palace.

Bonwire Traditional Kente Weaver Village

The birthplace of Kente cloth, where artisans hand-weave intricate patterns worn by royalty and dignitaries.

Ntonso Adinkra Batik Makers

A traditional village where artisans craft symbolic Adinkra cloth using hand-stamped designs with deep cultural meanings.

Axim Slave Fort, Elmina, Cape Coast

Haunting colonial forts that tell the tragic story of the transatlantic slave trade along Ghana’s coastline.

Princess Town Dutch Fort

Ghana’s only surviving Dutch fort, standing on a hilltop in Princess Town, offering breathtaking views of the Atlantic coast.

Kakum National Park Canopy Walk

A thrilling treetop walkway suspended high above the rainforest, offering breathtaking views and wildlife encounters.

Highlights
  • Ghana national museum
  • Nkwame Nkruma memorial park
  • Coffin Works shop
  • Ghana Armed Forces Museum
  • Kejeta walk
  • Royal palace museum
  • Akwasidae festival
  • Bonwire traditional kente loincloth weaver village
  • Ntonso makes adinkra batik
  • Awia village of wood sculptor
  • Axim Slave Fort, Elmina, Cape Coast,
  • Princess Twon the only Dutch fort among the forts
  • Kakun national Park canopy walk

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💊 Recommended Vaccinations & Health Precautions

• Yellow Fever vaccination is highly recommended.

• Bring malaria medication, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

• Comfortable walking shoes are a must.

• Avoid red clothing in Vodou spiritual sites.

🛂 Visa Requirements

• Ghana & Benin: E-visas available online.

• Togo: Obtainable at embassies or border crossings.

🚗 Transportation & Comfort

• Travel in air-conditioned Toyota 4x4s, minivans, or buses.

• Local expert guides ensure a safe and immersive experience.

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