by Pat.BWO | Nov 26, 2024 | Ghana information, Culture
For many travelers in Ghana, groundnut soup (locally known as nkatenkwan) is an absolute favorite dish. At the Banko Women Organization (BWO) hostel, we often receive requests to learn how to prepare this soup. Today, we’re sharing our recipe for this delicious...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 26, 2024 | Travel Ghana, Culture
Ghana is the perfect destination for slow travel. The country offers not only a rich culture but also the opportunity to deeply explore the local community, nature, and authentic experiences. At BWO Hostel, we encourage visitors to travel at a relaxed pace, explore on...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 25, 2024 | Uncategorized
According to UNESCO, shrines are “the last tangible remains of the great Ashanti civilization.” These sacred buildings, locally known as Abosomfie, date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. A visit to a shrine offers travelers a unique glimpse into the spiritual and...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 25, 2024 | Uncategorized
Wide-eyed, we watch as a jogger runs past us. He sprints up the steep mountain while Justice, a member of the Banko Women Organization team, smiles at us. “We don’t just come here to pray; many people use the mountain for exercise too,” he explains. “I do it regularly...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 24, 2024 | Travel Ghana, Ghana information
Traveling in Ghana is an adventure that brings you closer to the heart of the country. Whether you’re traveling from Accra to Kumasi, taking a tro tro to a local village, or using a dropping taxi to find your way, public transport in Ghana offers a unique...
