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Discover the allure of West Africa this December with our exclusive Ghana, Togo & Benin tour, complete with airfare. ­ Savor an immersive, two-week experience, exploring the captivating realms of Anglophone Ghana and Francophone Togo and Benin. ­ Explore the enchanting village of Ganvie in Benin, known as the "Venice of West Africa," where market women gracefully navigate their canoes, laden with goods, atop the tranquil waters of Lake Nokue. ­ Journey through Togo, a bridge between cultures, and visit the vibrant Grand Marche and Marche des Feticheurs (fetish market). Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of these exotic and welcoming lands.

PANAFEST – Pan African Festival, abbreviated PANAFEST, is a biennial cultural event held in Ghana. This festival honors African culture, heritage, and identity while promoting unity and solidarity among people of African descent. Pan African Festival of Arts & Culture was founded this Ghana Tour in 1992 and has since grown to become one of Africa’s most important cultural events. Thousands of people from all over the world attend the festival, including artists, scholars, activists, and cultural enthusiasts. PANAFEST is a two-week celebration of African culture, featuring diverse events like theater, film, music, art, workshops, and conferences. The festival promotes cultural exchange and dialogue among participants while highlighting the richness and diversity of African culture.

Explore the rich tapestry of Ghana's culture and history on this immersive 12-day, 11 nights tour. From the bustling streets of Accra to the poignant sites of Cape Coast, discover the stories behind Ghana's heritage. Visit the Aburi Botanical Gardens, vibrant Makola Market, and iconic landmarks such as Kwame Nkrumah Park and Independence Square and experience Togo and Benin rich culture as well. - Private guide throughout the tour, ensuring a personalized experience is achieved. - All tourists are advised to obtain their own visa to these various countries if applicable. - All tourists are advised to have their own travel insurance as Kadelo Travels will not be liable for any unforeseen circumstances.

Embarking on a Detty December tour offers a profound journey into the heart of the Ghanaian rich history,Culture and Heritage

Embark on an incredible cultural journey through the remote regions of Ghana, Togo, and Benin, uncovering lost tribal worlds led by traditional chiefs and ancient spirits. Along the coast, in the heart of voodoo regions, we meet practitioners, witness trance-dances, and learn about the profound influence of voodoo spirits on people's lives. Accra, Ghana's capital, has maintained its unique identity despite rapid development, featuring modern buildings and wide avenues. Lomé, Togo's vibrant capital, is unique as the only African city once colonized by the Germans, British, and French. We will cross Lake Nokwe by motorized boat to reach Ganvié, the largest and most beautiful African village on stilts. With around 45,000 Tofinou inhabitants, they build their wooden huts on teak stilts. Fishing is their main activity.

This isn't a mere sightseeing tour; it's a chance to experience Ghana through a local's eyes. Designed for curious travelers and the African diaspora, this experience takes you beyond the typical tourist route and deep into the heart of Krobo culture. Born in Eastern Region, your guide shares personal stories and traditions not found in guidebooks. During a rare visit to a traditional chief's palace, you will learn about Krobo ancestry, customs, and the deep meaning of local symbols. Go beyond simply viewing Boti Waterfalls by discovering the history of the surrounding landscape. Step into village life as local farmers demonstrate the craft of palm wine tapping, then enjoy a freshly prepared, family-style meal at a local chop bar. Skip the hassle of haggling for transport or buying tickets; comfortable, private AC transport and all entry fees are included. This experience is perfect for culture seekers, heritage travelers, families, and anyone wanting an authentic connection with Ghana