Discover Ghana's history, things to do in Ghana, Places to visit, insider tips & local life.
A tribute to the life, legacy, and enduring vision of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's first President and a founding father of African liberation.
A powerful reflection on the parallels between the historical slave trade and the modern-day chains of corruption crippling Ghana.
Never in my wildest dreams could I have anticipated such a start to our time in Ghana.
The debate over the best jollof rice is fierce across West Africa, but Ghanaians stand by their version.
In rural Ghana, time slows down, and traditions remain untouched by modernity. . . history whispers through ancient forts, tradition shines through the festivals, and the people’s hospitality makes you feel instantly at home.
In the 17th century, the Ewes fled the tyranny of King Agorkorli by devising an ingenious escape plan.
For the curious traveler exploring Ghana, visiting the W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Centre for Pan-African Culture in Accra is more […]
Travelling to Ghana means immersing yourself in a tapestry of vibrant landscapes, historic sites, and, most importantly, a rich cultural […]
Ever walked into a royal palace...backwards, with a leaf in your mouth? Discover the fascinating cultural tradition of the Shai people at Sayu Cave in Ghana's Shai Hills Resource Reserve.
Embrace Mt. Gemi, the highest human settlement in Ghana, on a 3-day eco-therapy adventure. Hike Afadjato, visit Wli Waterfall, and connect with nature in the heart of Volta.
Essential safety advice for travelers to Ghana. Learn about currency exchange, photography etiquette, bargaining tips, and cultural norms to ensure a secure and enjoyable visit.
Discover the secret behind age-old techniques of Ghana's artistic heritage and get your hands busy crafting beautiful pieces of traditional crafts in just one day.
"I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong" - Abraham Lincoln. A profound reflection on the emotional experience of visiting Cape Coast Castle and its historical significance.
Ever ventured into painting amidst the natural wilderness? Surrounded by the gentle whisper of leaves and the distant symphony of birdcalls, this art painting stands as a testament to the restorative power of nature and creativity.
Ben, a tourist from the UK said "I love differences, and this approach to death makes Ghana very different."
"Orchestra-obsessed wishes, holidays loom and boom, offices rebrand, patios restore glory, robins and wrens chant the dawn chorus. December moon is a mood."
Connect with wildlife calls, get to know the local people, and return in sure and certain hope of eco-friendly awakening through transformative travel experiences.
Well-wishers, stakeholders, and travel lovers convene today to officially celebrate the 42nd United Nations World Tourism Day in Bali, Indonesia.
At Moodofhope Tours, we guide curious travelers seeking a close connection with nature and native cultures in Ghana through responsible tourism practices and community-based initiatives.
Vacationing in Ghana is a spiritual awakening – a return in memory of your ancestors – a chance to step back in time and walk in the footsteps of history. Solemnly connect with the slave dungeon walls that remain silent witnesses – they experienced it all, yet unable to tell a story.
We are flexible and ever willing to create bespoke adventures in cultural diversity. Our objective is to veer off the beaten path and deliver state-of-the-art tour experiences.
#PricelessMoments. The waterfalls symbolize the traditional art of pouring libation and offer swimming that tradition sees as providing healing. Fruit bats clinging to the cliffs offers a stunning view.
Lonely within, lonely aloneComing alone, come-in aloneLiving my lone life, fighting the lone wolfSitting alone, singing alongBorn naked, nickname hatred
Personalize Your Experience: We offer the flexibility to adjust this tour to your preferences and budget.
Visitors will witness the natural behaviors of animals in their element - a rare privilege that ignites the sense of adventure within. Overnight at the Mole National Park unveils the door to a world of whispering nocturnal sounds and a starlit sky that makes you come alive.
Teachers owe students the duty of care, rather than imposing their influence and authority over the unsuspecting child for cheap labor.
"Atsimevu (sogo)" is the prominent barrel-shaped drum that assumes the role of the lead drum in agbadza performances, with its primary player referred to as the "Azagunor."
For its nutrient-rich-organic ingredients, the soup is promised to provide viagra. Visit Ghana, eat Ghanaian homemade fufu, participate in the fufu-making process, and your visit to Ghana is a wonder.
Accompanied by drummers, storytellers recite oral histories, legends, and praises while the rhythms of the drum punctuate each tale.
Cracking timbers of nostalgia just dawned on me! You can't go wrong spending money on experiences. Spend a night at Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary and connect with nature.
According to legend, two ancestral friends observed a spider's web-weaving skills during a hunt – inspiring the weaving patterns of kente cloth.
Let's commune with nature! Canopy hikers may admire the stunning view of the splashing sound of the falls, fatigue from the 140m bridge that spans the Ote falls, and the wonder of endangered species like the whistling frog.
"On a bus, your eyes, ears, and pores are open, absorbing in the variety, the wonder, the magic of the city."
Curious about exploring Volta-Ghana to seek a close connection with nature and culture? Here's your ultimate guide to the top experiences in Ghana's Volta Region.
Accra welcomes you warmly to the paradise of diversity. Customize this itinerary to create the ideal experience that aligns with your interests and budget.
The name "Chale Wote" has a meaning – "chale" means friend in the local Ga slang, and "wote" translates to "let's go" – a fitting invitation to join the festivities. Daytime celebrations spill over into lively nightlife episodes with diverse musical genres – ranging from Afrobeat and highlife to hip-pop reggae, drawing festival-goers to dance the night away.
Voluntourism goes beyond traditional tourism, it makes your journey become more than just sightseeing—it becomes an opportunity to give back to society and make a meaningful impact on your visited destinations.
