
Attraction · Takoradi
Takoradi Harbour
Takoradi Harbour is Ghana's oldest seaport, a secured working industrial port in Sekondi-Takoradi commissioned in 1928, with restricted public access.
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Attraction · Takoradi
Takoradi Harbour is Ghana's oldest seaport, a secured working industrial port in Sekondi-Takoradi commissioned in 1928, with restricted public access.
Photo: Kees Torn · Source

Attraction · Takoradi
Takoradi Monkey Hill is a forested hill and primate habitat conservation site within Takoradi, listed by the Sekondi-Takoradi Metropolitan Assembly as a tourist site.
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Attraction · Tamale
Tamale Central Market is a major market in Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana, with Aboabo and Dakurili sections selling food, crafts and clothing.
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Attraction · Tongo
Tengzug Shrine is the paramount shrine of the Talensi people, set among sacred shrines in the cliffs of the Tongo Hills, about 15 km southeast of Bolgatanga.
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Attraction · Tongo
Tenzug Cave School is a historic rock-overhang school site in the Tongo Hills near Tongo, Talensi District, Upper East Region, where formal education began between 1965 and 1985.
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Beach · Teshie
Teshie Beach is an Atlantic shoreline at Teshie, the administrative capital of Ledzokuku Municipal District in Ghana's Greater Accra Region.
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Attraction · Teshie
Working carpentry studios in Teshie, Accra, where Ga carpenters hand-carve figurative "design coffins" for funerals and export.
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Attraction · Aprokumase
The Big Tree is a giant Bako (Tieghemella heckelii) tree in the Esen Apam Forest Reserve near Akim Oda, Eastern Region, Ghana, reputed to be West Africa's biggest accessible tree.
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Resort · Akosombo
A four-star riverside resort on Senchi Ferry Road at Akosombo, Eastern Region, with 84 rooms and suites, extensive sports and wellness facilities, and Volta River boat cruises.
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Attraction · Tongo
The royal court of the Paramount Chief of the Talensi Traditional Area, and a stop on the official Tongo-Tengzuk Cultural Landscape tour in Ghana's Upper East Region.
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Attraction · Tongo
A granite hill range near Tongo in Ghana's Upper East Region, known for balancing rock formations, caves and sacred Talensi ancestral shrines.
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Attraction · Tengzuk
A Talensi cultural landscape of balancing rock formations and sacred ancestral shrines at the base of a horseshoe-shaped hill chain near Tongo, Upper East Region.
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Waterfall · Dodowa
Tsenku (Chenku) Waterfall, also called Wuruduwurudu Falls, is a seasonal two-level waterfall in the Dodowa Forest, Shai-Osudoku District, about 39 km from Accra.
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Waterfall · Tarkwa
A small campus waterfall at the University of Mines and Technology in Tarkwa, Western Region, used by the university for World Water Day events and buffer-zone conservation.
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Attraction · Opersika
Umbrella Rock is a balancing rock formation near Boti Falls in Ghana's Eastern Region, reached mainly by a guided forest hike and known for its overhang and valley views.
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Attraction · Bolgatanga
An ethnographic museum in Bolgatanga, Upper East Region, preserving the material culture of the region since 1972 and housed at its current site since 1991.
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Attraction · Accra
Ussher Fort is a 17th-century Dutch-built fort in James Town, Accra, now home to the Ussher Fort Museum on the history of the slave trade in Ghana.
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Resort · Sogakope
Villa Cisneros Resort & Spa is a 3-star riverside resort on the Volta River in Sogakope, Volta Region, with air-conditioned rooms, a pool, restaurant, spa and event grounds.
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Hotel · Akosombo
Three-star hilltop hotel above the Akosombo dam in Ghana's Eastern Region, overlooking Lake Volta, with rooms, suites, a villa, pool and conference facilities.
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Attraction · Ho
A GMMB-run ethnographic museum in Ho, Volta Region, opened in 1973 in the former Office of the Regional House of Chiefs.
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Attraction · Ada Foah
The Volta River Estuary at Ada Foah is where the Volta River, draining Lake Volta, meets the Atlantic Ocean on Ghana's southeast coast.
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Hotel · Sogakope
Volta View Hotel is a long-established budget hotel in Sogakope, Volta Region, near the main bus station off the Tema–Aflao Road.
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Attraction · Vume
Vume is a small town near Sogakope in Ghana's Volta Region, long noted for household pottery workshops and roadside pot displays along the Accra–Aflao highway.
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Attraction · Vume
The pottery-making quarter of Vume in the South Tongu District, Volta Region, where roadside workshops along the Accra-Aflao highway make and display household pots.
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