Map of Paga Ghana

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  1. Paga Ghanacrocodile village Paga The ’sacred crocodile village’ of Paga in Ghana is located in the far north-east of the country on the border with Burkina Faso. The surrounding savanna grasslands are dotted with fresh water ponds and lakes covered in...
  2. Pictures from Paga Ghana Paga Pictures, Paga Crocodile Pictures ...
  3. Aburi GhanaAburi is a small town that was, in colonial times, a retreat for official visitors and others who needed to get away to a comfortable spot near the coast. Perhaps its greatest attraction is the botanical garden (left). However, it...
  4. Ghana Ethnicity and CultureThere 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,...
  5. Ghana History FactsThe history of the Gold Coast before 15th century is based on oral traditions recorded early in this century. The first contact between Europe and the Gold Coast dates from 1470 when Portuguese landed. In 1482, the Portuguese built Elmina...
  6. Mole National Park GhanaMole 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...
  7. Ghana LanguageAbout 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...
  8. Kassena GhanaMud homes of the Kassena You can see the wonderfully decorated mud brick homes of the Kassena just by walking around Paga. Feel free to greet anyone you may meet in your wanderings or stop and have a chat. The...

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