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Noda Hotel in Kumasi, Ghana

Noda Hotel in Kumasi, Ghana

Are you looking for a perfect blend of modern luxury and rich Ashanti culture in Kumasi? In Ghana’s vibrant cultural capital, travellers often struggle to

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Bisa Aberwa Museum 

Bisa Aberwa Museum 

Throughout Ghana’s history, there are inspiring stories, and the Bisa Aberwa Museum in Takoradi brings those stories to life. An African history enthusiast will find

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Best Fort Apollonia in Ghana

Fort Apollonia in Ghana

Fort Apollonia is a fort in Beyin, Ghana, which is surrounded by the Amansuri wetland. The area was named Apollonia by a Portuguese explorer who

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Amedzofe in Ghana

Amedzofe in Ghana

Have you ever imagined yourself escaping to a world where mountains touch the clouds, waterfalls cascade through lush forests, and time seems to stand still?

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Independence Square in Ghana

Independence Square in Ghana

Independence Square is a powerful representation of Ghana’s journey to independence and victory. Ghana’s history begins at this iconic location, which captures the spirit of

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Boti Falls in Ghana

Boti Falls in Ghana

Nature lovers and adventurers will love the harmonious melody of natural beauty created by water falling through ancient rock formations. Boti Falls, a hidden gem

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Asogli Yam Festival in Ghana

One of Ghana’s most spectacular cultural celebrations, the Asogli Yam Festival, is a celebration of community spirit, tradition, and thanksgiving. The Asogli Yam Festival marks

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Kakum National Park

Ever dreamed of walking high above a tropical rainforest, with the sights and sounds of wildlife all around? Welcome to Kakum National Park, a 375-square-kilometer

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Digya National Park

Visit Ghana’s lakeside wildlife sanctuary, Digya National Park, which boasts a unique blend of plant and animal life, and offers breathtaking views of Lake Volta.

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Aboakyer Festival in Ghana

The word “Aboakyer” means “game hunting.” It is a traditional festival celebrated by the people of Winneba and their chiefs on the first Saturday of

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Homowo Festival in Ghana

Homowo is an annual festival that is celebrated by the Ga people of Ghana, particularly those living in the Greater Accra Region. All Ga communities

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Odwira Festival in Ghana

Odwira is a festival celebrated by the people of Akropong-Akuapim, Aburi, Larteh and Mamfi in the Eastern Region. The festival incorporates various rituals, traditional music,

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Festivals in Ghana

Festivals in Ghana are colourful and vibrant. Various parts of the country celebrate their heritage with festivals and durbars each year. The country celebrates many

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Volta River: The Lifeblood of Ghana

Volta River, chief river system of Ghana, formed from the confluence of the Black Volta and White Volta headstreams. The Volta flows generally southward through Ghana, discharging into the Gulf of Guinea. Its major tributaries

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Kakum Canopy Walk

A canopy walkway over a tropical rainforest of virgin hardwood trees, including ebony and mahogany, makes Kakum National Park one of Ghana’s most visited attractions.

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Labadi Beach Hotel

Why Labadi Beach Hotel Stands Out Finding the perfect getaway spot shouldn’t be a hassle. Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, Labadi Beach Hotel

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Kokrobite Beach

Kokrobite Beach, located just 30 kilometers west of Accra, is a vibrant coastal destination cherished by both locals and travelers. With its perfect mix of

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BUSUA Beach

Nestled along the serene coastline of Ghana’s Western Region, Busua Beach Resort is a hidden gem for travelers seeking a tranquil escape with the beauty of the

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