A 9 Days Experience Of The Motherland Ghana

Your driver and tour guide will pick you up at the Airport and transfer you to your booked hotel.

You will be welcome to your hotel with a Traditional Cultural Performance by the Kpalungo Cultural Troupe.

Visit the former residence and library of the late Writer, Anti-segregationist, Communist, Pan Africanist and the leader of the all Pan African Congresses between 1919-1927.

Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, which is the third and final resting place of Ghana's independent leader and first President Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.

Visit the famous Makola Market which is one busiest opening air market in West Africa.

Visit the British James Town which is the first British settlement in Accra. It is very famous for it light house and the Usher fort. We will also visit the the local fishing harbour and community.

Visit the biggest Arts market in Ghana.

Visit the residence and the museum of the great Ashanti King.

Visit the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum in the Kumasi Cultural Centre to learn the history of this Great Ashanti king, Nana Agyeman Prempeh.

Visit the Mystic Sword Site of the Great traditional priest called Okomfo Anokye who brought the Ashanti kingdom together with his super natural mystic powers.

Visit the Kejetia market which is the biggest open air market in Ghana and West Africa. The market was built in 1924, it has 20,000 vendors.

world famous Ghanaian cloth called Kente. You will also visit a local cocoa farm, a local healers shrine, also experience a traditional local naming ceremony where you will be given a local name.

Visit the Ntonso Adinkra cloth making village to learn more about the history and process of making this ancient traditional Ashanti cloth. You will also have the opportunity to try your hands on making your own Adinkra cloth.

Visit the Ancient Traditional Village of Boabeng-Fiema to visit the Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary to have a look of the Mona and the Black and white Colobus Monkeys. We will also make a courtesy call on the monkey priest of the villages.

Visit the spectacular Kintampo Water Falls and also enjoy the newly constructed kintampo falls canopy walk way.

Visit the Slave River and Park in Assin Manso to visit the river where the captive slaves where taken to have their last bath enroute to the Slave Castles in the Cape-coast and Elmina during the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade.

Visit the the historic Cape-coast castle and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Visit the Kakum National Park which has alot of animal species, trees and alot of bird species. Also have fun on the famous Kakum canopy walk way.

Visit the Elmina Castle which the first colonial buildings in the sub Saharan Africa. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Enjoy a traditional druming lesson at the Centre for National Culture

Visit the National Museum of Ghana which houses the Historic, Cultural and archaeological heritage of Ghana.