• Adinkra symbols, Ga Samai and Eve Dzesi: Traditional Symbols in Ghana

    Symbols are multi-functional in nature they are appreciated for both their aesthetic and communicative values. Community: People of the Akan, Ga and Ewe communities Region: Ashanti Region, Greater Accra Region and Volta Region Ewe Symbols (Eve Dzesi) Akan Symbols Ga Samai( Ga Symbols) They are mostly non-verbal illustrations of proverbs, parables and maxims which portray…

  • Traditional Food of Ghana: Akplijii or Aprapransa or Akpledze

    Akplijii is a local dish of the people Greater Accra Region, the Ga-Dangmbe as an ethnic groups in Ghana. This meal is one that is well appreciated by other communities or ethnic groups within Ghana. The meal is known as “Aprapransa” by Akan speaking people. Community: People of the Ga community in the Greater Accra…

  • Kente, Ghana Traditional Woven Textile

    How Ghanaians exhibit great craftsmanship in the weaving of traditional textile – Kente Communities: Bonwire, Adanwomase, Ntonso, Agotime – Kpeotoe Tafi and Agbozume Regions: Ashanti and Volta Region Kente weaving process in Ghana has a combination of knowledge, skills, artistic techniques and ideas with spiritual value and symbolism of the materials used and the product.…

  • ATV Quad Biking, Ghana

    ATV Quad Biking was founded in 2019 as an alternative to existing adventure tourism opportunities. If you want that escape from the hustle of city life for that “cool-feeling” experience then you are in for an adventure of a lifetime Location / Getting There ATV Aburi, Pipawini is just 30 Minutes from Aburi township in…

  • Adanwomase, Kente village

    Adanwomase is a village in Ghana prominent for the making of kente cloth. Around half the population of Adanwomase is involved in the making of kente, with weavers showing great pride in their work and often creating personal designs. People have been making kente cloth since the 17th century in Adanwomase, the royal weaving village…

  • Ghana Airports

    List of Ghana Airports Ghana has numerous airports, namely: Kotoka International Airport, Kumasi Airport, Sunyani Airport, Tamale Airport, Wa Airport and Ho Airport. Details on Ghana Airports Kotoka International Airport Kotoka International Airport is Ghana’s busiest airport. It has the capacity to handle 5 million passengers a year, Process 1,250 passengers per hour, Six boarding…

  • Ho Airport

    Ho Airport is a regional airport built to serve Ho in the Volta Region of Ghana. The airport covers 1,500 acres (610 ha), with a passenger terminal and a 1,900-metre (6,200 ft) runway. Ho Airport has a runaway of 1,900 metres in length and 30 metres wide, an aircraft parking area, a terminal building to…

  • Wa Airport

    Wa Airport is an airport serving Wa, a city in the Upper West Region of Ghana which is also its capital. It is the fifth busiest commercial airport in Ghana with over 25,000 passengers passing through in 2022. The airport is operated by Ghana Airports Company Limited. The Wa Airport has undergone extensive renovations including…

  • Tamale Airport

    Tamale Airport was founded as a main advanced operational base for troops during World War II. The landing strip was acquired at Nyohene, some two miles west of Tamale in December, 1940. The Government of the first republic of Ghana approved a plan to build a new international airport to serve the military eleven miles…

  • Sunyani Airport

    The airport serves Sunyani, a town and capital of Bono Region mid-western Ghana. The Sunyani Airport is one of GACL operated airports in Ghana and currently offers domestic air travel to the Bono Region. How it started Originally a communication outpost and aerodrome, the Sunyani Airport was built in 1942 for use by the Allied…