Blessed with abundant natural and historical
treasures, Ghana has been billed as the golden child of West Africa. And with
the fast-paced development being apparent in virtually all parts of the
country, it is no wonder Ghana remains a big hit with globetrotters who wish to
experience exotic Africa. Most cities feature easy transport, cultural
diversity and amiable locals, while the coastal regions boast some of the most
welcoming beaches of the continent. Majestic forts and ancient ruins are a
poignant reminder of the bygone era. The country’s northern part will put in
trance with its spellbinding mishmash of cultural richness and scenic
landscapes. With such a diversity
existing so harmoniously, Ghana is sure a joy to both eyes and senses.
Accra: The national capital is also Ghana’s major cultural hub. Visit here to
admire its architectural wonders, museums and galleries. The city is also
popular for its dining and shopping opportunities.
Bolgatanga: Although popular as the gateway to Burkina Faso, the
city becharms visitors with its traditional painted houses and lively markets.
The famous Tongo Hills and Tengzug Shrine are a short drive from
Bolgatanga.
Cape
Coast: Visit Cape Coast for its warm beaches and the Cape Coast slave castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tamale: The largest city of north has many exciting
things to do. It is also gateway to Mole National Park.
Kumasi:
Explore historical sites like Asantehene's
Palace or shop at the lively Kumasi Kidjitia market, there is a lot to enjoy in
Kumasi.
Major Airports in Ghana
Kotoka International Airport
in Accra is the largest airport and the key international gateway to Ghana. The
airport has direct cheap flights from Accra to London Gatwick and several other cities in Europe, Africa and America.
Major airlines operating scheduled flights to Kotoka International Airport
include British Airways, Delta Air Lines, Emirates and Turkish Airlines. Kumasi
International Airport and Navrongo Airport
are other major airports in the country.
Visa
Requirement and Travel Essentials
Ghana is safe place to travel. Locals are
welcoming, fun-loving and helpful to foreigners. British travellers visiting London to Accra
Ghana will need a visa. One should also have a passport valid for at least 6 months from
the entry date.
English is the official language here; So you should not have any
communication problem.