Sightseeing Ghana

Ghana’s Western and Western North regions take pride in having some really cool tourist attractions like the Nzulezu Village on Stilts and several forts. Fort Metal Cross is one of its notable colonial era legacies. Busua Beach is a popular seaside resort in the area.       ← Volta Region Tourist Sites Please share

The Volta and Oti Regions have two major national Reserve Parks: the Kalakpa Reserve located at Abutia Kloe and Kyabobo National Park, which is sited close to Mount Djebobo. Both have diverse wildlife and birds including monkeys and buffalo.     ← Upper-West Region Tourist Attractions Western Region Tourist Excursions → Please share this

The Upper West Region is home to the Gbelle Game Reserve; which boasts of hippos, large herds of antelope, water buck and numerous varieties of birds; especially migratory birds. Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary The Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary is home to about 20 hippos. The indigenous peoples of that area are the Lobi and Wala. In the

Paga town is located pretty close to Ghana’s border with Burkina Faso to the the north. Paga’s famous crocodile pond is considered sacred because its locals believe that each person in the community has a ‘soul-tie’ with one of the reptiles in that pond. The crocodiles can be lured to come out into open space

The Northern, North East and Savannah Regions of Ghana are endowed with many tourist attractions. These include the Mole National Park; a safari park that houses elephants, baboons, a few lions and leopards and other animals living in their natural habitat, plus several hundred varieties of birds. This region is also home to the revered

Greater Accra has several places showcasing artifacts of interest so far as Ghana 20th century history is concerned. Examples are the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, University of Ghana, WEB Du Bois Center for Pan-African Culture and the George Padmore Research Library of African Affairs. For leisure, pleasure and adventure, the region can boast of Kokrobite Beach,

Two of the most loved tourist sites in the Eastern Region of Ghana are the Aburi Botanic Gardens and Boti Waterfalls – both of them within two hours drive of Accra.     ← Central Region Tourist Attractions Greater-Accra Region Tour Sites → Please share this

Some of the better preserved colonial castles can be found in the Central Region of Ghana; like the Cape Coast and Elmina Castles and Fort St. Jago. The ever-popular Kakum Canopy Walkway which comprises seven suspension bridges joining giant trees in the rain-forest of south-central Ghana can also found here.   Elmina Castle on Google

The Ahafo, Bono and Bono East regions boasts of several tourist attractions including the Kintampo Waterfalls and Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary.   Boabeng and Fiema are twin towns near Nkoranza in Bono Ahafo region of Ghana. Mona and black and white Colobus monkeys live as neighbors with the people of these towns because the locals believe

Kumasi, Ghana’s second-largest city, is the capital of the Ashanti. The Ashanti or Asante Region has many places of tourist interest. These include Manhyia Palace (palace of the Asantehene), Kejetia market (probably West Africa’s biggest market), Kumasi’s Military Museum as well as nature reserves like Owabi and Bomfobiri Wildlife Sanctuaries. GETTING TO KUMASI International flights