Assin Manso Ancestral River Site

15/03/2023

Dear All,

Please see attached for our New Entry & Use of Facility Fees.

For any enquiries, kindly call or whatsApp +233 50 151 7000. Thank you.



Mark Okraku-Mantey Ghana Tourism Development Company Limited - GTDC Ghana Tourism Authority YVONNE NELSON See Ghana Tours Big Tree Tourist Site Ministry of Information - Ghana Ministry of Tourism, Arts And Culture Ghana Tourism Federation - Ghatof Tour Operators Union of Ghana -Tougha Sunseekers Tours - Ghana Landtours Ghana Abusua Travels Continental Travels

21/07/2022

28/07/2021

Assin Manso will host the 2021 Emancipation Day celebration on 1st August as it has done for the last 22 years since the introduction of the celebration in 1998. For the second time due to COVID 19 restrictions, the durbar of Chiefs for the celebration will be held inside our facility. As usual, our site will be ready to receive all the guests including the Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Hon. Dr. Ibrahim Awal Mohammed who will be celebrating his first Emancipation Day as Minister for the sector.

09/07/2021

PANAFEST and Emancipation Celebrations are here again. From 21st July - 1st August in Ghana. Watch out for our exciting Tour Packages for the festival, the site and images from previous editions.

PANAFEST is the Pan African Historical Festival which started in 1992. It is a biennial festival promoting Pan Africanism through Arts & Culture in Ghana.

Emancipation Day is celebrated on 1st August every year in Ghana since it was introduced in 1998. It commemorates the significant date of 1st August 1834 when slavery and slave trade was formally abolished in most of the British Empire.

13/06/2021

Assin Manso Slave River Site resumes operations

We are glad to report that we resumed operations yesterday from 8am - 5pm as indicated in our earlier announcement and we also open today from 1pm - 5pm. We would like to thank you all for your cooperation and understanding.

09/06/2021

We would like to inform our cherished tourists, visitors, patrons and stakeholders that your favourite ancestral and heritage tourist site, Assin Manso Slave River Site will be closed to the general public from 10 - 11th June 2021. This is to enable us to undertake some emergency works. The site will reopen for normal business on Saturday, 12th June. We regret any inconvenience caused.

For further enquiries, please call +23350 151 7000.

Thank you.