Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Kumasi on this 2-day private tour. Explore the Ashanti Kingdom, visit the Manhyia Palace, browse the bustling Kejetia Market, and learn about Adinkra symbols and Kente weaving. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the best of Kumasi!
Manhia Palace museum Kumai,Ghana
Kejetia Market - Kejetia market - the biggest market in West Africa with plenty to see and shop: Africa handmade glass beads, fabric and much much more
Kumasi - Kumasi Art and craft market (the biggest in Ghana with a wide range of variety)
Manhyia Palace - Manhyia Palace, the seat of the Asantehene as well as his Official Residence
Kumasi
Ntonso Adinkra Craftsmen - About an hour and half drive from the centre if the city to the Historical Adinkra village where you will be met with the community based tour guide who will take us through the History of the Famous Adinkra symbol and their meaning and significance in our every day lives.
you will have the opportunity to choose your own Adinkra symbols to print on the fabric and take it away as a souvenirs
Adanwomase - A community based Eco tourism which weaves quality Kenty fabric and offers you with a great weaving experience and also the history behind these beautiful famous authentic African fabric.
on this trip we will be taken to the cocoa plantation as well to learn more uses about medicinal and other uses of cocoa, other than just the chocolate we all know.
Accra - Make our way back to the Capital city and end trip
- Comfortable en-suite accommodation with full air conditioning
- Exclusive services of a Private Driver/Tour Guide
- Air conditioning in all vehicles for your comfort
- All fees and taxes included for hassle-free travel
- Meals and drinks
Steeped in history and rich in culture, Kumasi is the capital of the storied Ashanti Kingdom and Region. The Manhyia Palace stands as the official dwelling and ruling base of the Asantehene of Asanteman. Kumasi takes pride in hosting the largest market in West Africa - the open-air Kejetia Market, where you can find anything from Ashanti sandals to glass beads. The National Cultural Centre is a must-visit for its craft workshops and dance performances.
Consider a trip to the Traditional Adinkra village to understand the importance of the renowned Adinkra symbols in the daily life in Ghana.
Join us for a tour to the celebrated Kente weaving community, where you get to know about the genuine traditional Ghanaian fabric and its intriguing history.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
