Trans Ghana Tourism

22/08/2023

🚨BREAKING🇬🇭👑: Asantehene Otumfuor Osei Tutu II destools Nana Kwaku Duah III, Abuontemhene, at the Kumasi Traditional Council, effective Yesterday, August 22, 2023.
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Source: Facebook/Manhyia Palace Events & Photography

02/05/2023

First Kia assembly plant in Ghana

25/11/2022

Finally, a beautiful canopy walkway over the Ote Waterfall at Amedzofe clinching to the Mt. Gemi. The very first in the Volta Region of Ghana.

24/07/2022

24/02/2022

Wildwin resort🏖

31/01/2022

Oguaa Fetu Afahye is a festival celebrated on the first Saturday of September by the people of Oguaa or Cape Coast Traditional Area.  It is named after the 17thCentury Fetu or Effutu kingdom located some 19 kilometers inland of Paramount chief’s yam festival and is observed in the form of offering mashed yams to the gods

Origin

According to tradition, a plague once ravaged the Oguaa community.  Cape Coast was thus founded as a fishing community by a man, Oguaa who gave his name to the place. Such was the devastating effect of the plague that the people called on their gods before the plague stopped and the land was cleansed. The word fetu is a contraction of ‘efin tu’ in the local dialect which means clearing the dirt.

Oguaa Fetu Afahye festival is, therefore, a commemoration of that purification which saved the land from the plague and a show of gratitude to the 77 gods of the Oguaa Traditional Area.
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26/01/2022

Ghana’s First Private Jet Terminal!
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26/01/2022

Royal Farewell package

05/01/2022

Mole National Park looking Greener than ever 🤩.
Mole National Park in the Savannah Region is Ghana's Largest wildlife Shelter.

21/09/2021

Central University final year student defends his Cape Coast Airport design thesis...

09/09/2021

Fort Groot Fredericksburg in Princess town, Ghana🇬🇭

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25/08/2021

In doubts, hold steadfast to your believes and guard your energy!

20/08/2021

StoneLodge, a scenic eco-friendly getaway countryside Hotel in Shai Osudoku, Greater Accra. Stone Lodge is 63 kilometres away from the capital, Accra.
Check them out: www.stonelodge.com
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18/08/2021

Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources and Deputy Minister, the Hon George Mireku Duker, today announced that Ghana’s gold refinery is 90% complete. From October this year Ghana will export gold with its own embossent and signature. 🇬🇭

13/08/2021

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12/08/2021

Blue Diamond Beach resort in Apam, Central Region.
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23/07/2021

Denu-Sogakope🇬🇭
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23/07/2021

Ghana is set to establish a chocolate production plant in Rwanda to boost trade and investment between both countries.

Ghana will supply processed organic cocoa in the form of cacao nibs or chocolate liquor.

Rwanda will also open a formulation plant in Ghana.

Source: Ghana business news

23/07/2021

Abetifi Stone Age Park is a multi-purpose tourist site which aim at promoting the heritage of Ghana, creation of employment, depicting the stone age era, and promoting Ghana as a whole. It comprises of a tourist site, a pub and a recreational park filled with the feeling of nature.

21/07/2021

Rock city - Kwahu Nkwatia, Eastern region🇬🇭

18/07/2021

Before and after picture of Maxwell

This heart wrenching story would inspire you.

Maxwell a 16year old boy was convicted to a seven year prison term for defilement though he strongly insists the s*x was consensual between him and the 16yr old girl. When he was interviewed by 'crime Tv' in prison then, Maxwell said he was 16. If true, he shouldn't have been kept at a walled prison where all sorts of vagabonds and hardened criminals are kept. He should have been sent to a Senior Correctional Centre, but he claims the policeman inflated his age. His new age then was given as 18. A recent picture of Maxwell was taken by the said interviewing team and he was looking good. Report has it that, Maxwell is now a prison pastor at the Kumasi Central Prison. Not even the death of his mother whiles still in prison could deflate the young man's desire to keep a strong relationship with God.
Could his imprisonment be described as an act of God?
Watch his interview here:
https://youtu.be/WA2fUX8Lkbg

18/07/2021

Francisca Oteng-Mensah became Ghana's youngest Parliamentarian, after she assumed office as the MP representing Kwabre East at the age of 23 on January 7, 2017.

She was re-elected at the age of 27 in 2020.

15/07/2021

Kumasi Kejetia Market🇬🇭

14/07/2021

Academic City University College 🇬🇭❤️

13/07/2021

Busua Beach Resort, Ghana 🇬🇭.
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12/07/2021

Wood carving on a dead tree, that is over 300 years old in Aburi Botanical Garden in Aburi, Ghana.
The carving shows proverbial people walking on top of each other to get to the top, and the Chief is at the top.

10/06/2021

Coastal City, Elmina - Ghana🇬🇭📍

08/06/2021

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Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park was one of the largest slave markets for gathering people to sell into slavery during the infamous trans-Atlantic slave trade. It is especially worth seeing as a prelude to viewing Cape Coast slave castle since you will be following the route taken by the ancestors of many African Americans.
It was the final link in the slavery route from northern Ghana and was known to have been the largest slave market for the merchant supplying slaves on the forts and castles on the coast.
Trans – Atlantic slave trade came about when people were needed to work on agricultural and mines since the Europeans are not suitable to the climate and not able to survive the tropical disease during the agricultural and mines work. Trans – Atlantic slave trade because, already manufactured goods (to***co, spirits, beads, cloths, guns etc.) were taken from Europe to Africa in exchange of human beings. Then the exchanged goods (human beings) are shipped to work on plantations and mines. The merchants then return to Europe with the produce from the slave’s labor plantations (cloths, sugar, to***co, etc.). The transport of the slaves from Africa to America forms the middle passage of the triangular trade.

Ancestral Graveyard

Assin Manso served as the place where slaves had their last bath on their journey. It also has the site where the returned remains of 2 diasporans (Lady Crystal from Jamaica and Carson from New York) were re-buried. The Emancipation day durbar together with the visit to the slave river as well as laying of wreaths at the graves of returnees are thus held annually on August 1 to commemorate and climax the celebrations.

Memorial Wall of Return

The Memorial Wall of Return is where most Africans write their names on the wall indicating they have found their root. There was an epitaph which pays tribute to some prominent people who were involved in slavery. Captured Africans were forced to trek barefoot, through the harsh bush and over rough terrain for sometimes hundreds of miles headed to the Gold Coast Dungeon. They suffered abuse, were starved and beaten into compliance by the hired drivers.
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05/06/2021

Pokuase Interchange, Ghana's first 4 tier Interchange is almost complete.

04/06/2021

A rare three-headed palm tree spotted at Boti in the eastern region of Ghana. The three head of the tree bear fruits yearly, which is usually a rare occurrence. This occurred naturally and not as a result of grafting. A good sign that our lands are very fertile.