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Accra is Ghana's capital and
largest city. When you arrive, relax at Labadi Beach, where Africa and
Europe mingle on Sunday. Tour the W.E.B. Dubois Center, visit Kwame Nkrumah's
Memorial and go hunting for souvenirs at the Arts Center. |
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Travel to Cape Coast and tour
the landmark forts that played a role in the slave and gold trades. Historic
Elmina Castle and Cape Coast Castle have been restored as UNESCO World
Heritage Sites. Visit the historic town of Elmina and see the colorful
dugout canoes - or explore Kakum National Park and the famous Aerial Walkway. |
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Money: Ghana Cedi
Time: EST + 4 hrs.
Language: English &
Local Languages.
Capital: Accra
Population: 20 Million |
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Journey north to Kumasi in the
heart of the Ashanti Kingdom to visit the Manhiya Palace, home of the Ashanti
king. Spend a night in Kumasi and tour the craft villages where Adinkra
and the renowned Kente textiles are made. Shop for woodcarvings in Ahwiaa
and see the Pankrono pottery. Visit the largest open air market in West
Africa. Have lunch at the Cultural Center, and watch a cultural performance. |
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As you pass through the
regions of Ghana, you'll meet many of the cultures - the Ewe, Ga, Fante
and Ashanti. The people of Ghana are perhaps the most hospitable in all
of Africa and will welcome you at each stage of your journey. You'll always
treasure your memories from this land of historical events and ancient
traditions. |
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