Ghana Collection (page 25)

Korean Church, Accra, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Independence Square, Accra, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Women drying fish over charcoal, Elmina, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Cape Coast town and harbour from the castle, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Chiefs compound, Tamale, capital of Northern Region, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Battlements, Cape Coast Castle, dating from 1652, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Fishing boats and catch, Dixcove, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

St. Georges Fort, oldest fort built by Portuguese in the sub-Sahara, Elmina, Ghana, West Africa, Africa

Ghana / Cape Coast
Two prospects of Cape Coast Castle - above, from the east, below, from the northwest : the British flag flies proudly in the southerly wind

Destruction of Grand Taboo
The British HM Penelope destroys the town of Grand Taboo in Ghana

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"Discover the Rich Heritage and Natural Beauty of Ghana" Step into history at The King of Ashantis Palace in Kumasi, a majestic symbol of Ghana's cultural legacy dating back to 1874. Experience the breathtaking sea view of Accra, the vibrant capital city of Ghana, located on the Gold Coast of West Africa. Explore the diverse landscapes and regions depicted on an Africa Political Map, with Ghana standing proudly as a beacon of progress and unity. Immerse yourself in the heartland by visiting Ashanti Region's bustling city, Kumasi - where tradition meets modernity. Celebrate Ghanaian Independence Day with a stamp showcasing Queen Elizabeth II, highlighting our nation's journey towards freedom and self-governance. Relax and unwind at Labadi Beach in Accra, where golden sands meet crystal-clear waters - a true oasis in West Africa. Marvel at Takoradi Harbour through a vintage British Empire Marketing Board poster that captures its significance as a hub for trade and commerce during colonial times. Witness Fante Soldiers' bravery as they served alongside the British against the Ashanti tribe - an important chapter in our shared history. Visit Cape Coast, another historical gem along Ghana's coastline that played a pivotal role during the transatlantic slave trade era - offering insight into both triumphs and tribulations faced by our ancestors. Embark on an adventure to Wli Falls – one of nature's wonders nestled within lush greenery – showcasing Ghana's natural beauty at its finest. Observe local fishermen bringing their bountiful catch ashore in Elmina; experience firsthand how fishing has been integral to our coastal communities for generations. Indulge your senses once more at Labadi Beach – soak up sunsets over palm-fringed shores while embracing all that makes Accra truly special.