September is a great time to enjoy Accra’s vibrant culture and warm atmosphere. Here are some must-do activities while you’re in the city: Visit the Arts Centre for National Culture – This is the perfect place to shop for authentic Ghanaian crafts, fabrics, and souvenirs. You...
Today, it’s hard to imagine arriving at an airport, station, or terminal without seeing hundreds of people dragging their wheeled suitcases. However, this relatively recent invention took much longer than expected to become popular, despite its simplicity. Although luggage has existed for centuries, wheels were not...
Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti Kingdom, is a vital place to understand Ghana’s history and culture. More than just a big city, Ashanti traditions are alive and deeply woven into daily life here. Start your journey at Kejetia Market, one of the largest markets in...
Today, tourist cruises are synonymous with luxury vacations, floating entertainment, and trips to exotic destinations. However, their origin was not linked to leisure, but to passenger transportation across long sea distances. During the 19th century, large ships were mainly used to connect continents, especially Europe and...
Visiting a museum can be a fascinating experience… or an overwhelming one. To truly enjoy it, it’s helpful to follow a few practical tips that can make all the difference. Know the type of museum you’re visiting — art, history, science, technology, sports… Choose according to...
Spending 72 hours in Tamale and Northern Ghana is a chance to explore a rich blend of history, culture, and breathtaking nature. This three-day itinerary promises to leave you inspired and deeply connected to the region’s heritage. Day One starts with a visit to the Salaga...
Before commercial flights or highways existed, the train was the true star of the transport revolution. By the mid-19th century, this means of travel was not only connecting cities and regions but also gave birth to a new way of travelling: railway tourism. The concept of...
Every August, Ghana comes alive with two of its most exciting cultural festivals—Homowo and Chale Wote. These festivals are deeply rooted in history and creativity, turning Accra into a vibrant centre of drumming, dancing, art, and tradition. Homowo, which means "hooting at hunger," is the Ga...
Filling out a hotel check-in form may seem like a routine task today, but originally it was more like a symbolic pact. In 17th-century European inns, guests would write their names in a large book upon arrival—not just to register their presence, but to assume...
Just an hour from Kumasi, the Bobiri Butterfly Sanctuary is one of Ghana’s best-kept secrets. This small natural paradise is home to over 400 species of butterflies that flutter freely among the trees, creating a visual spectacle perfect for nature lovers. Although many locals have...