Ashantihene
The Ashanti Region has a rich collection of unexplored and undisturbed nature reserves. For birds and butterflies the forests are the best place to visit, while wildlife can be spotted in the nature >>> Read More

Fuller Falls
The spectacular looking Fuller Falls is located about 7km from Kintampo. It descends gently over a series of cascades on the Oyoko River at Yabraso. The surrounding green environment adds to the colourful nature of the fall. It offers the visitor a wonderful scenery and a refreshing pool to take a dip and a place to relax quietly. >>> Read More

Cape Coast Castle
The castle served as the nerve centre of the infamous slave trade. The castle houses the dungeons and the 'room of no return'. It is a place to experience what really transpired when able-bodied men were transported away from their own land to a foreign land never to return. It served as the West African headquarters of the Committee of Merchants and later as the seat of the British governor. >>> Read More

Boti Falls
This spectacular waterfalls is situated in the Eastern Region of Ghana, embedded at the heart of the forest reserve at huhunya, which is about 17km North-East of Koforidua, the regional capital. It is seasonal with cascades in the immediate surrounding areas. The falls is at its best from June to August. >>> Read More

Homowo
This is celebrated by the Ga's (Accra Traditional Area), to hoot and make mockery of hunger. Activities for the occasion include procession through the streets of Accra of and the sprinkling "Kpoikpoi" (the festive food) to the gods and ancestors of the Ga State. >>> Read More

Damba
SThis is used to ushers in, a new yam season. Originally linked with Islam to mark the birth of Mohammed, the two-day festival has gradually taken on a traditional rather than Islamic tone, with pageantry and showmanship. >>> Read More

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. This is normal for the people of Paga but a mystery to visitors. Other tourist attractions in the area include the Paga-Nania slave camp, the mystery dam of Kayoro called Kukula and the Nasaga Game Reserve, eight kilometers away from Burkina-Faso and Paga. >>> Read More

Gbele Resource and Game Reserves
These reserves are marvelous ones with variety of mammal species. The vegetation is made up of Guinea savannah, and it is located about 17km south of Tumu in the Upper West Region. It boasts of several mammal species, including the roan antelope. The Gbele Resource Reserve is worth a visit to discover the natural beauty of Ghana. >>> Read More

Tafi Monkey Village
At the heart of the Volta region (43km South of Hohoe) lays the beautiful village of Tafi Atome, surrounded by an indigenous tropical forest with a very high floral concentration. In this forest, one could find the endangered, playful and rather sacred True Mona Monkeys. Believing the monkeys to be messengers to the gods and their protectors, the chiefs and people of Tafi have been protecting them for the past 200 years. >>> Read More

Bia National Park
The Bia stretches over an area of 300km2 and provides a haven for 62 mammal species and 10 primates. Visitors have the chance of seeing chimpanzee, forest elephants, and the bongo which is an endangered species. It also serves as a habitat for about 150 bird species including the endangered white-breasted guinea fowl. >>> Read More