Tourism in Ghana Ghana, formerly known as the Gold Coast is a richly endowed country in sub-Saharan Africa blessed with dozens of historical monuments and tourist sites. No wonder this West African nation has increasingly become a first point destination for most tourists around the world who seek to either get away from the stress of work, spend time with friends and family or change their natural environments. Tourists include but are not limited to Europeans, Americans, Latinos and other Africans. Ghana's year-round tropical warm climate along with its wildlife ; exotic waterfalls such as Kintampo waterfalls as well as the largest waterfall in West Africa, the Tagbo Falls; Ghana's coastal palm-lined sandy beaches ; caves ; mountains ; meteorite impact crater and lakes such as Lake Bosumtwi make Ghana the place to be. Ghana is also home to the largest lake in the world by surface area - the Lake Volta, dozens of castles and forts, nature reserves and national parks . ...
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You Are About To Fall In Love … With Africa And The Call Of The Wild … Here’s The Last Safari Guide You’ll Ever Need” One time on safari, I discovered that elephants love Pringles. I was at the wildlife preserve of Ngorongoro, Tanzania. This place is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a volcanic crater that’s almost as big as the entire Republic of Malta! It’s also a wild paradise, teeming with lions, black rhinos, hippos, and thousands of zebras and wildebeest. One evening, our camp was visited by an elephant who wanted to d We couldn’t believe our luck – until the elephant smelled a box of Pringles and tried stealing it. Ultimately, he couldn’t open that bag, but he did trample my friend Maureen’s bag, and Visiting site her iPhone in it! And that’s how we learned an important lesson – do not carry anything fancy in your safari bag. It’s a mistake that Maureen will never make again. I want to share my safari lessons with you...