Welcome to the Visit Ghana category, your gateway to exploring one of West Africa’s most vibrant and culturally rich destinations. Ghana, known for its warm hospitality and diverse attractions, offers a blend of stunning landscapes, historical landmarks, and dynamic cities. Whether you’re a history buff, nature enthusiast, or cultural explorer, Ghana has something to captivate your spirit.
Fort Prinzenstein, which is located in Keta, Ghana, serves as a haunting reminder of the atrocities committed during the transatlantic slave trade. It was constructed by the Danes in 1784 and was used as a major facility for holding slaves for over a century. Today, it remains as a poignant symbol of the horrors of […]
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Fort Coenraadsburg which is also known as Fort Sao Tiago (Fort St Jago) da Mina, is a small Portuguese chapel dedicated to Saint Jago. It is located opposite the Elmina Castle in Central Region of Ghana to defend it from attacks. The fort is regarded as important from a historical perspective due to its ties
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Fort Victoria Cape Coast is another monument of slavery near the Cape Coast Castle preserved in good condition attracting tourists for its historical significance and impressive structure Fort Victoria was built on the site of a previous fort that was constructed in 1712. The fort was later renamed from ‘Phipp’s Tower’ to Fort Victoria in
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Fort William, previously known as Fort Anomabo, is located in Anomabu, Central Region, Ghana. The fort is situated about 22 kilometers to Cape Coast, where the Cape Coast Castle located. The fort was built by the British in 1753 following the failure of the French to establish their own fort at the same location. The
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Salaga slave market is a monument of slavery and one of the tourist attractions in the upper part of Ghana famous for the sales of enslaved Africans in the history of the transatlantic slave trade in West Africa. Where is Salaga slave market located in Ghana? A town in Ghana’s Northern Region is called Salaga.
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A monument of slavery refers to a memorial that commemorates the history of slavery and the enslaved individuals who were forced to labor without pay or freedom. These monuments can take many forms, such as statues, memorials, or museums, and they may be located in various locations, such as parks, public squares, or historical sites.
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Among the various tourist sites, an attractive destination in the northern part of the country that also play a key role in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade between the 17th century is the Saapkuli Slave Market tourist site in Ghana. Though not a popular destination yet it used to be one of the biggest slave markets
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A tourist attraction in the Garden City of Ghana specifically the Manhyia Palace is the World Peace Bell a large bell monument rung on special occasions symbolizing the hope of world peace. Situated in sixteen (16) countries with locations like Newport, Kentucky, in the US, the peace bell was brought to light in Ghana by
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Out of the beautiful places to visit in the world, one unique experience that adventures should look out for when in the jurisdictions of Ghana is the strange umbrella rock in the Eastern part. The Eastern Region of Ghana is blessed with amazing tourist attractions and one of the spots that are widely visited for
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Ghana has over the years become the hub for vacationers and tourists both diasporas and non-diasporas in the end of the year for the entirely bizarre pack of events within the holiday season dubbed December in Ghana. Why do people go to Ghana in December? Globally December is a month filled with festivities but the
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The Northern part of Ghana offers unique tourist attractions that would get you thrilled and the Paga Crocodile Pond is no exception in terms of nature tours. Also known as the Zenga Crocodile Pond, the Paga Crocodile Pond can be located at Paga in the Upper East region Ghana. The Paga Crocodile pool is a
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Among the various top and most visited tourist sites in Ghana, Bisa Abrewa Museum is another nicest attraction in the Western Region of Ghana that is fully packed with lots of information through sculptural representation. A popular quote from Martin Luther King Jr goes ‘’ We are not makers of history, but we are
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One of the cultural hubs where you can explore and experience the real African culture is visiting Ghana Kumasi for your next trip. Kumasi is a city in the Ashanti Region, and is among the largest metropolitan areas in Ghana. Kumasi is located in a rain forest region near Lake Bosomtwe and is the commercial,
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