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Discover Traditional Shrines in Ashanti with Banko Women Organization
Explore the sacred shrines of Ashanti with Banko Women Organization. Discover historical sites like the Besease Shrine, learn about Ashanti traditions, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Ghana on our Ultimate Experience Ashanti Tour or Culture Weekend. Ready for an unforgettable cultural adventure? Read more about it here!
Visit the Prayer Mountain: A Unique Experience in Ghana
Explore the spiritual and scenic Prayer Mountain in Ghana! Hike to the summit with a guide from the Banko Women Organization, discover the mountain’s rich history, and enjoy breathtaking views. Part of our Ashanti tour packages!
How to Travel in Ghana by Public Transport: Tips and FAQ
Discover the Authentic Way to Travel in Ghana
Traveling by public transport in Ghana offers a unique and authentic way to experience the culture and daily life of the country. Whether you’re taking a tro tro, hopping on a shared taxi, or traveling between cities by tour bus, this article will help you navigate the various transportation options. From tips on using Google Maps to choosing the right mode of transport, we’ve got you covered with everything you need to know for your Ghana adventure.
Your Adventure in Ghana: Volunteering and Cultural Insights
Discover how to experience the authentic culture and vibrant life of Ghana while making a meaningful impact through volunteering. In this blog, we explore practical tips for immersing yourself in the local way of life, the importance of cultural understanding, and common pitfalls to avoid during your stay. Ready to embrace the real Ghana? Let’s dive in!
Did You Know? Fun and Helpful Facts for Your Trip to Ghana
In this blog, I share my experiences and tips about traveling to and living in Ghana. Since my first visit in 2001, I’ve learned what to expect from the culture, customs, and practical matters in this beautiful country. From using your right hand for everything you touch to the humor and surprises that make daily life in Ghana so unique, here are some useful tips and facts that will help make your trip to Ghana more enjoyable and authentic!
Discovering Banko: a journey through an authentic Ashanti village and genuine Ghanaian culture
Discover Banko, an Ashanti village rich in Ghanaian culture and natural beauty. Just two hours from Kumasi, Banko offers lush landscapes, vibrant traditions, and a welcoming community. Join BWO Hostel’s guided tours, led by locals who share insights on Ghanaian life—from agriculture and spirituality to local crafts and community development. Our village walk takes you through cocoa farms, scenic hikes, and introduces you to the initiatives empowering women in the area. Relax in the tranquil gardens of BWO Hostel, enjoy freshly prepared meals, and experience the real Ghana at your own pace.
From kente weaving to chocolate in Odomankoma Cultural Village Ghana
There are many kente weaving villages you can visit, but Odomankoma is the place for the best Kente & Cacao experience!
A visit to this great community based project is part of our Ashanti tour packages and the cultural weekend trip.
All about food in Ghana: from street food to vegetarian and gluten-free options
If you only eat in restaurants during your Ghana trip, you are missing out on a lot…. After all, you can get to know the locals by eating with them. But what are they actually selling on the street? And what can I eat? Is it safe? Is there vegetarian food? And which dishes are gluten free
Ghana travel packing list: must-have items for your trip
You know those packing lists you get at the drugstore during vacation time? They have a thousand items on them, and in the end, you still can’t see the forest for the trees. This blog will guide you with practical tips and a handy packing list to help you get through your vacation stress!
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