by Pat.BWO | Nov 26, 2024 | Travel Ghana, Ghana information
Is there wildlife in Ghana? Can you go on safari in Ghana? Can I see the big five in Ghana? Is it expensive to go on safari in Ghana?Just a few questions that I receive on a regular basis. A blog post about Ghana’s largest nature reserve is long overdue. Yes! You can...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 26, 2024 | Ghana information, Culture
Did you know that Ghana is the second biggest exporter of cocoa? When you take a walk in the forest around BWO Hostel you’ll pass a lot of cocoa farms. Assan Dickson wrote an article about cocoa for us. Since cocoa is very important to our community it might...
by Pat.BWO | Nov 26, 2024 | Travel Ghana, Ghana information
Kwahu, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is often known for its famous Easter festival, with paragliding from the Odweanoma Paragliding Field as the highlight. But Kwahu has so much more to offer than just this annual event. This blog is designed to inspire you...
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 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...
by Pat.BWO | Oct 22, 2024 | Ghana information, Culture, Travel Ghana
We discover the world of kente, a silk and cotton fabric that comes from the Akan. And we find out that the “golden tree”, tree of cocoa beans, offers more than just delicious chocolate. During the kente weaving tour in Ashanti Region you will learn a lot about...
