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By far the best time to visit this park (Indian/foreigner Rs 25/200, video Rs 200; 6am-6pm Apr-Sep, 6.30am-5pm Oct-Mar) is October to February, when you’ll see many migratory birds. At other times, it...

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Stretching 500km from the Ivory Coast to Togo, the coastline is Ghana’s premier attraction. It’s dotted with wonderful palm-lined beaches and...

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The fourth-largest city in Ghana and the major transport hub for the north, Tamale tends to be...

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...40/2.70, still/video camera fee US$0.50/2.20), Ghana’s largest at 4660 sq km and best as far as wildlife...

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...an easy drive from Accra, boast some of the nicest beaches in Ghana. Busua, the more developed of the two villages as far as tourism...

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Gingerly sliding across a rope bridge at dizzying heights is not for the agoraphobic. But for an easily earned adrenaline rush, the canopy walkway at this national park (33278; admission US$0.20; 8am-...

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This region is more than just the cultural heartland of the country and the historic centre of the Ashanti. Besides Kumasi, which is the historic seat of royalty, a major urban centre and the transpor...

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This region, the largest in the country, rewards those with time and patience. It includes Mole National Park, the best place to see large wildlife in the country and several other community projects ...

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At one time the capital of the rich and powerful Ashanti kingdom, today Kumasi is a bustling multiethnic metropolis. Unlike Accra, Kumasi, which spills over a series of hills, has a clearly demarcated...

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With its back mostly turned to the Gulf of Guinea, taking little advantage of its waterfront location, Accra crawls up and over a modern landscape, gobbling up real estate and producing a chaotic low-...

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The centre of Cape Coast, the former British colonial capital, is lined with neglected, faded buildings. Their ages are irrelevant in this now-vibrant town, whose history – Cape Coast was the largest ...

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...Tiébélé is worth the detour if you're headed to or from Ghana

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Bharatpur is home to the World Heritage–listed Keoladeo Ghana National Park, one of the world’s prime bird-breeding and feeding...

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• rockrug
• Date Posted
• 8 May 2009 2:01am
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• 27 June 2009 3:02am

...at least a daypack if you want to do some traveling around Ghana a little. I know that donations are down in the US at...

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• markharf
• Date Posted
• 25 July 2009 12:28am
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• 26 July 2009 4:09am

There are certainly places in Ghana where one would want at least a high-clearance vehicle, with 4...

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• zvolen
• Date Posted
• 24 July 2009 8:26pm
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• 26 July 2009 4:09am

What's the best type/make of vehicle to use in Ghana? I am moving to Accra and have the option to have a...

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• vilacabu
• Date Posted
• 16 October 2009 5:39am
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• 21 October 2009 12:22am

...Burkina, both around Bobo and Tiebele and then cross for Kumasi in Ghana. I hoped i will be able to skip Ouaga as my time...

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• nutraxfornerves
• Date Posted
• 17 July 2009 4:52pm
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• 3 August 2009 3:49pm

...refer you to the US CDC's [_Health Information for Travelers to Ghana_|http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/Ghana.aspx]. Read the whole page...

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• africapride
• Date Posted
• 23 September 2009 9:08am
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• 30 September 2009 3:40pm

Hello there! I will want to assure you that GHANA is beloved COUNTRY for all inhabitant both citizens and non citizen. A...

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• chociao
• Date Posted
• 21 September 2009 2:44pm
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• 2 October 2009 9:48pm

hi there, we are going to ghana second week of december for 3 weeks and we need all the...

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• hsjock1
• Date Posted
• 19 June 2009 4:43pm
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• 9 September 2009 2:19am

I've just returned from two glorious weeks in Ghana. Mostly in Accra, the capital, but in the surrounding areas and Togo...

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