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The “Fao Festival” is a prominent festival celebrated in the Upper East Region of Ghana, specifically in Navrongo. The Fao Read more...
Category: Festivals
The Mifele-Gbero festival is a harvest festival celebrated by the Sissala people in Ghana’s Lambussie district. The festival is a way to Read more...
Category: Historical Sites
The New Nationalism Park: A Symbol of Pride and Unity The newly redeveloped Nationalism Park stands as a beacon of Read more...
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The Feok festival also known as Feok Festival is celebrated by the chiefs and people of Sandema in the Upper Read more...
Category: Eco Tourism
Kumasi Zoo: A Haven of Wildlife in the Heart of Ghana Nestled in the bustling city of Kumasi, the Ashanti Read more...
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Kwahus are an Akan people. Kwahu also refers to the area Kwahus live. The area has been dubbed Asaase Aban Read more...
Bia National Park is part of the Bia conservancy Area which is a designated biosphere reserve covering nearly 306sq km. Read more...
Experience the thrills & adventure of a lifetime at Dodi World, Ghana’s unique aqua tourism destination. Dodi World offers a Read more...
Enjoy the fabulous views from the highest point in Keta This ancient light house located in Woe, built in 1901 Read more...
The International Stingless Bee Centre (ISBC) is a sanctuary for stingless bees and a place of environmental education and ecotourism. Read more...


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