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What's included
- A guided tour of important places
- All meals included
- Arrival and departure support and guidance
- Departure Taxes or Visa handling fees
- Entrance fees to various attractions
- Overnight in a 5-star Hotel - Breakfast and Dinner
- Professionally guided tour
- Unlimited bottled water
- Visa arrangements
- Gratuity
- International flight.
- Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
- Travel Insurance
- Visa expenses
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Arrival in Accra
Commence the journey in Accra, exploring the city's ancestral roots. Visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Center, a tribute to the prominent Pan-Africanist. Delve into the history of Independence Arch and Black Star Square, symbolizing Ghana's liberation. The day concludes with a visit to Jamestown, a district rich in Ga-Dangme heritage, offering insights into the ancestral connections
Cape Coast and Elmina Castles
Travel to Cape Coast and Elmina to witness the poignant history of the transatlantic slave trade. Explore the dungeons, courtyards, and learn about the ancestors who endured these sites. Reflect on the impact of this historical chapter at the ocean's edge.
Kakum National Park Canopy Walk
Immerse in nature at Kakum National Park, walking through the treetops on a thrilling canopy walk. Explore the rainforest's biodiversity and connect with the ancestral spirits believed to inhabit this sacred space. Engage with local guides, sharing stories passed down through generations.
Assin Manso Slave River
Journey to Assin Manso, where enslaved Africans took their last bath before being transported. Visit the Slave River, a somber yet powerful site, providing a contemplative space to honor the ancestral spirits. Participate in a memorial ceremony to pay homage to those who suffered.
Kumasi's Cultural Heritage
Head to Kumasi, the Ashanti Kingdom's cultural heart. Explore the Manhyia Palace, residence of Ashanti kings, and the Ashanti Cultural Centre, delving into the rich traditions. Discover the regal history at the palace and engage with artisans preserving ancestral crafts.
Bonwire and Ntonso Craft Villages
Explore Bonwire, the Kente weaving village, and Ntonso, the Adinkra stamping village. Witness the intricate process of crafting Kente cloth and Adinkra symbols, connecting with ancestral artistry. Create your Adinkra-stamped cloth, a personal homage to the symbolic legacy.
Lake Bosomtwe Reflection
Retreat to Lake Bosomtwe, a sacred crater lake surrounded by lush landscapes. Reflect on the ancestral significance of this tranquil site and enjoy a boat ride, connecting with the spirits believed to inhabit the lake. Savor local cuisine, sharing stories with lakeside communities.
Tongo Hills Mystic Experience
Venture to Tongo Hills, a mystic landscape steeped in ancestral traditions. Explore the ancient caves and shrines, connecting with the Talensi people's spiritual practices. Witness traditional dance and drumming, experiencing the vibrancy of ancestral rituals.
Larabanga Mosque and Mystic Stone
Visit Larabanga to see the ancient Larabanga Mosque, a testament to Ghana's Islamic heritage. Explore the Mystic Stone, a revered site with ancestral significance, believed to have mystical powers. Engage with locals, learning about their spiritual practices and ancestral ties.
Departure from Accra
Conclude the Ghana Ancestral Tour with a departure from Accra, carrying the profound connections made with ancestral heritage. Depart with a deepened understanding of Ghana's historical roots, ancestral traditions, and the enduring spirit of resilience.
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