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162 places across 16 regions. Every price is an estimate — confirm with the venue.
Heritage · Kumasi · 2 h
The Asantehene's palace museum, holding royal regalia, drums, gold and the history of the Ashanti kingdom.
Market · Kumasi · 2 h
One of West Africa's largest markets, a vast rebuilt complex of thousands of stalls at the heart of Kumasi.
Heritage · Kumasi · 1 h
A British-built fort in central Kumasi, now a military museum with weapons, uniforms and Ashanti war history.
Nature · Kumasi · 5 h
A meteorite crater lake ringed by hills and villages, sacred to the Ashanti and good for a quiet lakeside day.
culture · Kumasi · 2 h
A craft village, museum and performance ground in one, the easiest place to see Ashanti arts in Kumasi.
Heritage · Kumasi · 40 min
The shrine where the legendary priest Okomfo Anokye is said to have driven a sword that no one can remove.
experience · Kumasi · 3 h
Ghana's loudest football ground, where Asante Kotoko home matches turn into a full-scale spectacle.
Nature · Kumasi · 1 h
A landscaped city park with lawns, a fountain and evening food stalls, a relaxed Kumasi meeting point.
A small, old-fashioned zoo next to the cultural centre, with monkeys, big cats and birds in shaded enclosures.
Shopping · Kumasi · 2 h
A roadside carving village north of Kumasi where workshops turn out stools, masks, drums and figurines by hand.
The home of adinkra cloth, where you can stamp your own symbol using dye boiled from tree bark.
The historic home of kente weaving, with workshops, a small museum and strips of cloth sold straight off the loom.
UNESCO-listed shrines with painted bas-relief walls, the last surviving examples of classical Asante architecture.
Nature · Kumasi · 3 h
A managed tropical forest reserve about half an hour from Kumasi on the Accra road, and the only butterfly sanctuary in West Africa, with more than 400 species recorded inside it.
Nature · Kumawu · 4 h
A sanctuary of forest and savannah on the Kumawu ridge, with a waterfall, a bat cave and a rock formation the local guides will point out, and very few visitors.
Heritage · Ejisu · 2 h
The restored home of Yaa Asantewaa, the queen mother of Ejisu who led the Ashanti resistance against British rule in 1900, kept as a small museum to her and to the war she fought.
One of the largest informal engineering clusters in Africa: tens of thousands of artisans repairing, rebuilding and fabricating vehicles and machinery across a district that functions as a self-taught industrial city.
