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Aka-Sumi Travel and Tour and Security Agency is an IATA accredited Travel Management Company providing Ticketing and Air Travel services on behalf of most Airlines operating to and from Ghana, as well as offering exquisitely packaged Tours and Security Services within and outside the Country.

WECHIAU HIPPO SANTUARYThe Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary, a community protected area is located at the extreme north-western co...
31/03/2018

WECHIAU HIPPO SANTUARY

The Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary, a community protected area is located at the extreme north-western corner of the Upper West Region of Ghana. it consists of a 40-kilometres stretch down the length of the Black Volta River which forms the region’s western boundary with Burkina Faso.

It is home to hippos, bats, chameleons, hedgehogs and many different types of lizards and snakes. The sanctuary is an excellent place to see birds with over 200 species identified and new sights seen regularly.

The sanctuary contains much more than just hippos. We are an excellent spot for bird watching, including woodland savannah, riverine and forest shore bird species.
Read more: https://akasumitravel.com/projects/wechiau-hippo-sanctuary/

MOLE NATIONAL PARKMole National Park is Ghana’s biggest and best National Park and is located in West Gonja District of ...
31/03/2018

MOLE NATIONAL PARK

Mole National Park is Ghana’s biggest and best National Park and is located in West Gonja District of the Northern Region. It is 24 km from Damongo, the district capital, 146km south east of Tamale, the Regional capital. The park is 700km from Accra and 430km from Kumasi. Mole National Park is 4,577 square kilometres and offers visitors close encounters with wild elephants which can always be see near the lodge as they are attracted to the two dams nearby. Mole holds viable and interesting populations of large and small mammals, birds, reptiles and insects.

Wildlife Some 94 mammal species, over 300 bird species, 9 amphibian species and 33 reptile species have been recorded in Mole. The large and commonly seen mammals include elephant, kob, roan antelope, hartebeest, waterbuck, bushbuck, warthog, buffalo, several duikers, baboon, patas and green (vervet) monkeys. Predators include lion, leopard, spotted hyena, caracal, aardvark, genet, civet and mongoose. Occasionally, buffalo overrun the park headquarters and the lodge area.
Read more:https://akasumitravel.com/projects/mole-national-park/

PAGA CROCODILE PONDLocated in the north-eastern border of Ghana, Paga is a sacred crocodile sanctuary.Although crocodile...
31/03/2018

PAGA CROCODILE POND

Located in the north-eastern border of Ghana, Paga is a sacred crocodile sanctuary.

Although crocodiles are considered as wild creatures, the Paga crocodiles are friendly and coexist with humans.

The friendly relationship between the crocodiles and humans continue to baffle the minds of many. This is in contrast to the perception of crocodiles as dangerous.

It is a customary offence to harm, kill or show any sign of disrespect to the crocodile of Paga. It is not uncommon to find children and or visitors sitting at the back of or holding the tale of a crocodile without any harm, after a sacrifice of fowl.
Read more:https://akasumitravel.com/projects/paga-crocodile-pond/

FORT METAL CROSS (originally Dixcove Fort)The British colonial fortification, Fort Metal Cross (originally Dixcove Fort)...
31/03/2018

FORT METAL CROSS (originally Dixcove Fort)

The British colonial fortification, Fort Metal Cross (originally Dixcove Fort) is located on a promontory near the fishing village of Infuma, in Dixcove (Dick’s Cove) in the Western Region of Ghana. The cove’s quiet waters are suitable for small boats and canoes; large ships anchor approximately 2 kilometres offshore.

For the British, the motive for commencing construction of Dixcove Fort in 1692 was identical to that of the Dutch in building Fort Batentstein – to tap into the promise of gold in the hinterland; and also to win back the many English captains trading at the Brandenburgers’ (Germans’) Fort Gross Friedrichsburg in nearby Princestown. However, the people of Infuma, loyal to two chiefs whose allegiances swayed between the British and Dutch, besieged the fort several times, on behalf of the Dutch, stalling its completion. By 1750, the fort was equipped to carry up to 25 canons.
read more: https://www.akasumitravel.com/projects/fort-metal-cross-dixcove/

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