Discovering Ghana
Monument Of Slavery: Nalerigu Defence Wall
The Nalerigu Defence Wall is one of the most famous monuments of slavery found in the Northern part of Ghana....
Palaces in Ghana: Wa Naa’s Palace
The Wa Naa's palace is one of the oldest traditional palaces in Ghana, built in the early 19th century to...
Top 10 Places To See When You Visit Accra, Ghana
On any trip to Ghana, especially for those who are first-timers and haven’t been here before, there are a lot...
Tourist Sites in Ghana: Mole National Park
Located at Damongo, 146km south east of Tamale, in the Northern Region of Ghana, Mole National Park is a 12...
The Chale Wote Arts Festival; Ghana’s Biggest Celebration of Street Art
Ghana is renowned all over the globe for being a country with rich culture and great festivals. Festivals such as...
Lake Volta: The Breathtaking site of the World’s Largest Man made reservoir
In 1961, Ghana’s first president Dr. Kwame Nkrumah embarked on an ambitious project to construct the world’s largest water reservoir....
Bread of Life: How B. Foster came to redefine Koforidua
About two decades ago, an officer of the Ghana Air Force, Foster Koffi Berbiye, was transferred to the Eastern Regional...
Kundum Festival of the Ahanta and Nzema People (See awesome photos)
The Kundum Festival is regarded as the oldest documented festival in the history of the Gold Coast. The first official...
Atwea Mountains Location: How to get to Atwea Mountains
The Atwea Mountains, as it is famously called has evolved to become one of the most popular and patronized prayer...
Beads In Ghana: Why Ghanaians Wear Beads
Beads are normally small and spherical piece of a material such as glass, plastic or wood, that is pierced for...
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