CULTURAL HERITAGE TOUR
Join us for a powerful culture trip to Ghana, where you’ll explore the country’s rich traditions, deep history, and vibrant communities. This special Cultural Heritage tour is designed to reconnect you with the land, people, and spirit of Ghana.
Ashanti Kingdom Experience
- Visit Manhyia Palace – the official residence of the Asantehene, King Osei Tutu II.
- Participate in a traditional naming ceremony at the King’s Palace – a heartfelt welcome back to the motherland.
- Adansomaso Kente Weaving Village – learn the meaning of Kente cloth and weave your own.
- Ntonso Adinkra Village – discover the symbols and printing process of Adinkra cloth.
Slave Trade Memorial Sites
- Assin Manso Slave River Site – walk the path where enslaved Africans took their “last bath.”
- Elmina & Cape Coast Castles – explore these powerful historical landmarks and reflect on Ghana’s role in the transatlantic slave trade.
Cultural Crafts & Cocoa
- Cocoa Farm Tour – taste fresh Ghanaian cocoa and learn how locals make traditional black soap.
Nature & Adventure
- Kakum National Park – hike through the rainforest and walk the famous Canopy Walkway, 98 ft above ground.
- Canoe through Amansuri Wetlands – explore one of Ghana’s most beautiful nature reserves.
- Visit Nzulezo Stilt Village – a rare community built entirely on stilts above Lake Amansuri.
Bonus Cultural Highlights
- Enjoy live traditional performances, local food, street art, and vibrant fashion.
Explore Ghana's Rich Culture and History
BOOK NOWFrequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Cultural & Heritage Tour package?
The tour includes guided visits to historical sites like the Manhyia Palace, Cape Coast and Elmina Castles, Kakum National Park, and Nzulezo stilt village. You’ll also experience traditional ceremonies such as a naming ritual, hands-on Kente and Adinkra cloth making, a cocoa farm visit, and local cuisine tastings.
How long is the Cultural & Heritage Tour, and what regions does it cover?
The tour typically spans 10 to 14 days, covering major cultural and historical regions including Ashanti, Central, Western, and parts of the Greater Accra region. Each destination is carefully selected to offer a deep, immersive experience into Ghana’s culture and history.
Is the tour suitable for all ages and physical abilities?
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and designed to accommodate most age groups. However, certain activities like the Kakum Canopy Walkway and canoe rides may require moderate physical ability. Please let us know in advance if you have any mobility concerns so we can make appropriate arrangements.
Will I have the opportunity to interact with local communities?
Absolutely. A core part of this tour is community interaction. You’ll participate in village ceremonies, visit local artisans, and engage with residents in culturally significant locations, ensuring a truly authentic and respectful cultural exchange.