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Ghana is becoming a hotspot for tourists and those who want to relocate or spend a good time on vacation. Annually a lot of visitors fro to Ghana just to have a glimpse of some of the beautiful tourist attractions, and traditional festivals , Beyond return events such as December in Ghana, Chalewote, Afrochella, Panafest, and many more. The country is well k nown for its colorful culture, festivals, wildlife, and natural beauty. Ghana had one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa and some of the continent's popular festivals and events. For you to catch a glimpse, c heck out  these 8 exclusive things to try or do in Ghana when you visit.  8 Things To Try or Do In Ghana 1. A Preferred Place Of Abode Akoma Kese Fie, Cape Coast Castle Beach The first and foremost thing to do when you reach every destination is to try and find a preferred and ideal place to stay. Inside of Akoma Kese Fie Having a place to stay relieve a traveler from stress and anxiety. After being certain ab...

Ghana's year of return has opened doors for expatriates who are willing to relocate to Africa, especially Ghana. New citizens and expatria tes may want to purchase land to build homes or for commercial purposes. Obtaining land is feasible and it’s necessary to have a reliable source. This article will provide insight into how to buy litigation-free land in Ghana.  Land ownership in Ghana has risen increasingly due to the growing population and Estate developers. Land purchasing in Ghana has been a challenge for many who wish to relocate. Most FAQs are “How may I purchase land in Ghana, Who can I trust so I do not be scammed, is the land in Ghana expensive?” Indeed, there are formalities on how one can successfully purchase land in Ghana. Difficulties associated with the acquisition process in Ghana are what keep expatriates from obtaining land. These tips on the best practices to adopt will make it easy to own land in Ghana. Types of Land in Ghana Providing you with in...

A festival is a special occasion celebrated to honor a deity or ancestors for what they have done for their people. It is also a day of feasting and celebration to honor gods and ancestors. In Ghana, a festival is held in the highest esteem because it is a day to honor the gods and the ancestors as well as a day of merry-making and homecoming. There are varied traditional festivals in Gh a na all year round from January to December. Here are the 5 best festivals in Ghana, check the one which is suitable for you to celebrate with the people. 1. Oguaa Fetu Afahye Oguaa Fetu Afahye The festival is celebrated by the chiefs and people of Oguaa or the Cape Coast traditional area in the Central region of Ghana. Fetu Afahye is celebrated on the first Saturday of September and it's a weeklong festival that typically starts from Monday to Sunday. The festival is characterized by drumming and dancing, a cultural display, a procession of chiefs, and other cultural shows through the princip...