The colourful communities of Dixcove and Bosua have been ‘in’ spots for beach lovers and budget travelers for years. Bosua is tiny, with only one hotel and no restaurant, but a 25 minute walk west brings you to Dixcove, with a vibrant port and a renovated fort. Swimmers prefer Bosua, wit Read More

1. Paga Ghana
2. Kassena Ghana
3. Map of Paga Ghana

1. Mole National Park Ghana
2. Leopard yala National park
3. Kafue National Park Zambia

Aburi Botanical Gardens The century-old botanical gardens, situated on the Aburi mountains, about an hours drive from Accra offers a rich collection of tropical flora and fauna which attracts a collection of birds and butterflies not found in the rest of the country. Just beyond the town of Aburi, t Read More

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2. Accra Travel Information
3. Kumasi Travel Information

Mole National Park Ghana Mole National Park, which extends over 500 sq. km., is a fairly basic but eminently inexpensive destination for wildlife enthusiasts. The game population is abundant, and includes elephants, various species of antelope, an abundant and diverse bird population, monkeys and cr Read More

1. Kakum National Park Ghana
2. Leopard yala National park
3. Lower Zambezi National Park

The ancient capital of the Ashanti kingdom, Kumasi is still the heart of Ashanti country and the site of West Africa’s largest cultural center, the palace of the Ashanti king. To add to the appeal, it’s surrounded by rolling green hills and has a vast central market as vibrant as any in Read More

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2. Madagascar Travel Information
3. Namibia Travel Tips

Accra Capital and largest city of Ghana, on the Gulf of Guinea . Accra is an important commercial, manufacturing and communication center. It’s the site of an international airport and focus of the country’s railroad system, including a link to nearby Tema, which since 1962 has served as Read More

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2. Madagascar Travel Information
3. Namibia Travel Tips

1. Ghana Ethnicity and Culture
2. Seychelles History in Brief
3. Mole National Park Ghana

There are over a hundred different ethnic groups in Ghana, each with its own language and culture.  The largest group are the Ashanti.  the Fante and the Asante groups are part of the Akan. Other large groups are the Ewe, the Ga-Adangme, the Dagomba, the Dagbani, and the Gonja. There are also some Read More

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2. More Bahrain Culture
3. Culture and Traditions of Oman

About sixty different languages are spoken in Ghana. However, several dialects of these various languages are also in use. English is the official language but it is mostly used for official business and government. The media use five major languages in addition to English: Akan, Dagbani, Ewe, Ga, a Read More

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2. Kassena Ghana
3. Map of Paga Ghana

1. Aburi Botanical Gardens Information
2. Ghana Language
3. Ghana Ethnicity and Culture