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Tourism is regarded as a very important enterprise in Ghana in that it is the third foreign exchange earner for the country after cocoa and gold.

Ghana’s tourism industry keeps witnessing significant improvement over the years making the country a major tourism destination. Tourism infrastructure including hotel accommodation, transportation and tourism sites keeps registering quality.

This is a positive development which reinforces the growing perception and fact that Ghana has become a first choice destination in the West Africa region when it comes to looking for an ideal location to tour in respect of exploring domestic and international tourism opportunities

 

GREAT SIGHTS AND SCENES:
Ghana is a land of festivals. Our celebrations with great durbars of chiefs in gold regalia, full of dancing and drumming, reverberate with images of our great cultural heritage and traditions and reflect the passage of nature’s calendar, so important in the preservation of our culture.

Throughout the year and throughout the country our people love to celebrate, and the great sights and scenes reflected in these festivals create for every visitor a memory to be cherished.

SOME ATTRACTIONS AND EXCURSIONS IN AND AROUND:

  • Accra: The National Museum, Independence Square, Accra International Conference Centre, the National Theater, the Dubois Memorial Centre for Pan Africa Studies, George Padmore Research Library for Pan African Affairs, The Osu Castle, which is the seat of government, Accra Zoo, Centre for National Culture, University of Ghana, Krokrobite Beach Resort, Markets of Accra, Shai Resource Reserve and Ada Manat Paradise Beach Resort.
  • Central Region: The Castles of Ghana, Kakum National Park, the Beaches of Central Region, Traditional Fishing Villages, Craft Villages, Winneba – famous for its beautiful and unusual ceramics, Gomoa – Otsew – Jukwa – a village of pottery makers.

    

  • Western Region: The Castles of the Western Region, the Villages on Stilts of Nzulezo, Akatakyi Crocodile Pond, The Beaches of the Western Region, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s Grove, the Mines of Ghana.
  • Ashanti Region: Manhyia Palace Museum, Centre for National Culture, the Prempeh II Museum, Kumasi Fort and Military Museum, Okomfo Anokye Sword, the Akwasidae ceremony, Kajetia Market, Kumasi Zoo, Traditional Street Sculptures, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, the Crafts of the Asante, the Natural Attractions of the Asante, Obuasi Gold Mines, the Cultural Attractions of the Asante.

 

  • Eastern Region: Aburi Botanical Gardens, Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm, Lake Volta, Akonadi Shrine, Larteh, Slave Market of Abose, Okomfo Anokye Shrine, Boti Falls, the Water Falls of Begoro.
  • Volta Region: River Volta Estuary, the Keta Lagoon Basin, Tafi Monkey Village, the Water Falls of Volta Region, Kalakpe Gama Production Reserve, Kyabobo National Park, Grottos and Cares, Historical Sites.

 

  • Brong Ahafo Region: Kintampo Falls, the Centre of Ghana, Buabeng – Fiema Monkey Sanctuary, Traditional Cloth Making at Boama, the Heritage of Brong Ahafo, Lake Volta.
  • Northern Region: Mole National Park, Larabanga Mosque, Larabanga Mystery stone, Daboya, Nalerigu Defence Wall, Yendi.

 

  • Upper East Region: Bolga Market, Tongo Rocks, the Paga Crocodile Pond, Naa Gbewa’s Shrine, Navrongo.
  • Upper West Region: Gbelle Game Reserve, Wa Naa’s Palace, Gwollu Defence Wall, George Fugerson’s Tomb.