Ghana: Updates & Travel

Travel in Ghana?

Ghana is one of the most travelable countries on the west coast of Africa. With a friendly population, plenty of variety and not too long distances, it is suitable for both shorter and longer stays.
The Mole National Park, a low-key park lots of wildlife (including elephants) that is very approachable.
The market of Bolgatanga. In this market you will find a wide range of bags, rugs and handmade products.
The Kakum National Park. This park consists entirely of rainforest and has impressive flora and fauna. Here you will find, among other things, 500 different species of butterflies.
The difference between the north, east and south of Ghana.
The people who in also interested in you, the people who work locally for their fellow Ghanaians, the many projects.
Accra, the capital of Ghana, is a vibrant city right by the sea.
The beach towns near Accra.
Cape Coast and Elmina with the old slave forts.
Surroundings of Lake Volta, the largest reservoir in the world.
Teshi with the wood artists.
Kumasi, the second biggest city in Ghana.
Homosexuality is not forbidden, but Ghana is a religious country that seems to be becoming less and less tolerant.
Being harassed by vendors can be annoying, but in general there is no aggression involved in Ghana.