Travel/Tourism

Thanks to its friendly people, Ghana is becoming an increasingly popular destination for tourists. Ghanalinx travel blogs offers you information for a great holiday for tourists who have always wanted to travel to Africa.

Below are some examples of tourist attractions but refer to the blogs for more details.

Ghana is a nature lovers delight, It’s sunny equatorial climate and fertile well-watered soils sustain an enchanting selection of wildlife, ranging from elephants to monkeys and marine turtles to crocodiles, as well as hundreds of colourful bird and butterfly species.

Over recent years, Ghana has emerged as a pioneer in the field of community-based ecotourism, which aims to create a mutually beneficial three-way relationship between conservationists, tourists and local communities.

The National Museum has a large collection of Ghanaian art.

The Center for National Culture is an arts center and crafts market, where crafts, kente and other traditional cloths can be purchase.

Refer to Ghanalinx travel blogs for more information on Ghana’s ecoutourism attractions.

HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS

With over 42 forts and Castles to visit, explore some of the most notable remains of the colonial rule and visit the famous & fortress looking Elmina castle which is only one of the UNESCO accredited World Heritage sites located on the Gold Coast of Ghana.

Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum: holds the remains of the first president of Ghana, Dr Kwame Nkrumah. It was created in his honour and is also the burial grounds of his late wife. There is also a museum right next to it which holds exclusive pictures and letters from Dr Nkrumah. The museum even has the mirror and bed he used during his university days in England.