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17/07/2021

Guess which waterfalls this is and the part of Ghana it is located in.
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03/07/2021

Nothing to see here, just a beautiful young Ghanaian lady enjoy the nature and scenery at the Adom Waterfalls in Akropong.

Visit Ghana, there is more to see here.

24/06/2021

The soul leaps with joy when it is aligned with nature. The waterfalls brought out the beast in . Glad you enjoyed every moment of this adventure trip.

Bless up... Let's visit Ghana, wear Ghana, eat Ghana and see Ghana together.

02/06/2020

17/05/2020

From Axim, Ghana with love. ❤️ 🇬🇭

10/05/2020

Happy Mother's Day to all mother!!

03/04/2020

Guys, let's be safe out there and abide by the WHO guidelines to avoid contracting the deadly COVID'19. 🇬🇭 👊


🎥: Ghana Film Authority

06/03/2020

Happy Independence Day, Ghana!!

On this memorable day, we want to salute all our national heroes and heroines... Without them, Ghana wouldn't be where it is now.

22/02/2020

Enjoying freshly brewed palm wine with a touch of Guinness. This is usually served in a calabash as you can see in the photo.

Cheers to the motherland. 💪

21/02/2020

Let's be your Ghanaian 🇬🇭 plug... 🔌

12/02/2020

We chanced on an African-diasporan at the Cape Coast Castle consulting Nana (The Chief Preist, Castle Shrine) about her return back home and seeking the blessings of our ancestors.
It is always a surreal experience witnessing the culture and heritage of the motherland.

26/01/2020

A big thank you to these gorgeous African Queens & for choosing us. Touring the city of Accra with them was simply anazing. They had lots of questions to ask, plus they gave me some photography and modeling lessons.
Looking forward to having my spirited sisters & back to the motherland. Please, don't forget your basic Twi and Ga. ✊😁

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20/01/2020

We had such an amazing time with Ms.Linda Gay on a private tour through Tema and Larteh.

Looking forward to your next visit to the motherland.

Cheers to great memories and fun.

18/01/2020

Nana Kwame took us through the old community of Larteh. Fantastic tour guide with in-depth knowledge about the Guan Lands.

Thank you, Nana Kwame.

31/12/2019

God bless our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤

23/12/2019

Ghana is ready for "The Returnees"... Angeline Addy, (Spokesperson-Embassy of Ghana, DC) on VOA Africa.

Visit this link to watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/grIA_M1aObw


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Footage: VOA Africa

20/12/2019

Some 400 years ago, these bamboo trees were cut and used to scrub the bodies of slaves to be exhibited. Our ancestors bled from bruises caused by the rough nature of the bamboo sticks. In such horrible physical conditions, they were compelled to exercise to prove that they were in good physical states. After which their bodies were balmed with palm oil to make them attractive for the slave market.
There is more to learn about the Ancestral River Park.
Anytime you visit Ghana, make a quick stop here and learn more.

16/12/2019

Christmas in Ghana this year of return is fun-packed.

03/12/2019

From ACCRA with Love...

29/11/2019

The unknown soldier monument at the heart of the Black Star Square.

27/11/2019

The Black Star Square plays host for most major events in Ghana. Events such as independence day parade, religious events, musical concerts, and traditional festivals. It hosted Queen Elizabeth II on 6th March, 1961. Monuments you can find there include the Independence arch, Unknown Soldier and Black Star Gate.

Black Star Square is located between 28th February Road and Accra's southern coastline.

22/11/2019

A Young African King professing his love for his wife at their engagement ceremony through a traditional dance called "from tom from". His dance was interpreted as "amongst all the women present at this ceremony, I chose you (bride) because you mean the world to him" .
You can't get this anywhere but GHANA.

19/11/2019

You've got to have heart and character to do this. Such an adventurous experience at the Paga crocodile pond.

Our tour guide was the best and I dare say they have got some supernatural powers. They literally communicate with the crocodiles.

Anyway, this is a place to visit when you visit Ghana. You are guaranteed to have an amazing experience.


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Footage: Selassy

12/11/2019

Hello beautiful people👋... Dorhui Tours invites you to be a part of "EMANCIPATION TOUR'19”.

This tour promises to be nothing short of Adventure, History, and Fun. 😎✊🔥🥳
It is going to be an extraordinary spiritual experience. Like Uncle Bob Nesta Marley said, " Emancipate yourself from mental slavery".That's just what we are going to do on this tour.

Join us, let's make memories and learn about our past together. ❤🤗

📍Castles
📍Forts
📍Ancestral Slave Camp
📍Ancestral Slave River
📍Crocodile pond

🗓23rd December, 2019
💰$180

Reserve your seats now by clicking the link in Bio, DM, call or WhatsApp us on +233 54 868 4586.

08/11/2019

The Adomi bridge is located in Atimpoku in the Eastern Region of Ghana which is located along the Volta River. It is accessible from any part of Ghana. A trip from the north of Ghana and one will have to go through the eastern corridor and finally use the Adomi Bridge. Accra the capital of Ghana is about 130 kilometres from Atimpoku and Tema is also 100 kilometres away.


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Text: www.dearghana.com

05/11/2019

Christianity meets tradition/culture... Who are we as Africans? What sets us apart? What does music do to our souls?

Watching these women display phenomenal skills on those traditional drums was awesome.

Let's not forget our culture. It gives us our identity.



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01/11/2019

His monument sits in the heart of the CBD of Accra. One might ask, who is King Tackie Tawiah I?

Abiasuma King Tackie Tawiah l was the Ga Mantse who reigned during the “Golden years” of Accra (1862-1902) and still acclaimed as the most illustrious, progressive and enterprising of all the Ga kings (Ayittey, 2006). It was he who was described by Dr. A. Boi Quartey-Papafio, “as a fulcrum-figure in the modern history of the Ga-Dangme” and a stalwart whose reign saw the establishment of Accra as the capital of Ghana in 1877. His era saw countless skilled young artisans, including Tetteh Quarshie who later brought viable COCOA into the Gold Coast after the Dutch and the Swiss. His reign also witnessed the translation of the Bible into Gain 1865. The King was also a warrior and was involved in the Anlo Wars of 1860. For his long reign, he gained the title “Abiasuma”, which means the “King Still Reigns.”


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Text: https://www.blakkpepper.com/2018/08/king-tackie-tawiah-l-an-illustrious-progressive-ga-mantse/

29/10/2019

The Central Business District (CBD) of Accra houses over 8,000 business, which includes banks, libraries, courts, post offices, malls, markets, tourist sites, civil and public service buildings, different levels of SME's.
The most popular markets in Accra are Makola, Agbogbloshi and Kaneshie market.
Here you'll find hawkers displaying their products on their head, forearms, shoulders and tables. It is a sight to beheld. At any point of your visit to the market, kindly be alert when you hear anybody exclaim "AGOOOOO", which means excuse me.
Prices of goods and services are relatively cheaper here. The best place to shop in Accra and bargain prices fairly. .
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23/10/2019

The spirits of our ancestors are so alive here. We learned a lot about the Trans-Alantic Slave trade.The documentaries we watched about the Slave trade were insightful.
The highlight of our tour here were the rituals performed at the "Last bath" and "First bath of Return" post.
Every African-Diasporan must feel this very humbling, insightful and spiritual experience.

18/10/2019