Assin Kushea Palace

Assin Kushea Palace is the seat of Nana Prah Agyensaim VI, Paramount Chief of the Owirenkyi (Assin Owirenkyi) Traditional Area. It stands at Assin Kushea in the Central Region of Ghana, a settlement listed among the major communities of Assin North District in the district assembly's 2026–2029 medium-term development plan.

The palace is a cultural and heritage site, and reporting describes it as regarded as the biggest palace in West Africa. It occupies 7.4 acres of land belonging to the paramount chief. Because the claim of scale comes from news coverage rather than an official listing, it is best treated as reported rather than established fact.

Reported features of the grounds include a botanical garden, a zoo, a massive courtyard and several rooms holding royal artifacts. Dog statues are described across the courtyard, said to depict the chief's Aduana Clan, whose totem is the dog, and the palace walls are adorned with African proverbs and depictions of animals and birds. These are described as features of the palace rather than confirmed visitor amenities, so what is open to the public on any given day is not known.

The chief has said he does not intend to live in the palace himself; it is being built to promote tourism and to put Assin Kushea on the map. News coverage describes it as a tourist destination for many, and construction was reported as ongoing in 2023/2024 coverage.

Practical details are limited. No opening hours, entry fees, guided-tour arrangements or booking contacts appear in the available sources, and the palace's own coordinates were not confirmed in the read material. Visitors should expect an active traditional and construction site rather than a fully developed attraction, and should confirm access locally before travelling.