Ghana Rediscovered, a Tourism Narrative
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)
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Ghana | Tourism | Volume 12 Issue 10, October 2023 | Pages: 1405 - 1406


Ghana Rediscovered, a Tourism Narrative

Divine Matey

Abstract: This article provides an overview of Ghana, a nation situated in West Africa with a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, linguistic diversity, and abundant natural resources. The text explores Ghanas historical significance as the first black African republic to gain independence from colonial rule and its enduring legacy as a custodian of cultural heritage. It delves into the linguistic diversity of over 80 languages spoken in Ghana, highlighting the importance of English and indigenous languages. The hierarchical societal structure and customs, such as matrilineal clan membership and traditional greetings, are also discussed. Additionally, the article touches on Ghanaian cuisine, emphasizing the role of soups and their accompaniments. Finally, it presents a comprehensive list of popular tourism sites, categorized into ecotourism, adventure, nature, and heritage, underscoring Ghanas potential for economic growth through tourism with the need for continued investment and sustainable practices.

Keywords: Ghana, culture, linguistic diversity, cuisine, tourism, ecotourism



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