Kumasi Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We are leaving for Ghana today. It is amazing how it seems forever to get anything done. Sanaga and Van Damme picked up us up at 8 am and we tried to have a quick breakfast. We had one stop to make before leaving. We had order some things made and picked them up last night; it turns out that we could not wear the clothes as the neck size was too...

The drive from Mole National Park to the city of Kumasi was via a nice waterfall swimming hole and the monkey Sanctury of Boabang Fiema. The monkey sanctuary was interesting. The local community have decided that they would protect the monkeys instead of hunting them. Its almost like they worship them, they even bury them when they are dead........

O kota Bance era altamente, divertido mas nem sempre falador, dos meus.Ferramos na fronteira a primeira noite. Algures entre Tamale e Techiman na segunda e finalmente, na manha do terceiro dia depositou-me a entrada de Kumasi, de onde andei quase duas horas ate a morada que procurava, a da escola, KITA. Ate chegar la, as primeiras pessoas a quem...

Devant attendre pour mon visa *****ian (et je croise les doigts pour l avoir : car on j avais la moitie des papi**s necessaires (et oui il me manque une invitation pour rentree dans le pays) et on m a demande plein de papi**s supplentaires (forcement un touriste qui va dans ce pays c est toujours bizarre), mais je pense que j ai convaincu la p**...

Spent the day in Kumasi visiting the National Cultural Centre including their museum. Sorry no photographs as they were not allowed. We also went to the Kumasi Fort which houses the Armed Forces Museum. A very informative guide took us around and gave details of many of the exhibits from Ghanas involvement with UN peacekeeping missions.

Hej hej igen!!! Hor det ar mycket sno hos er! Later mysigt men kanns frammande. Kanns dock som tiden gar fort och nar jag tanker pa Sverige ar det pa sommaren och grillkvallar! Nu tuffar tillvaron pa, i veckorna jobbar vi lite och pa kvallarna traffar vi ofta tva andra volontarer, Sofia (sv) och Bente (no) som vi har kul med! Igar morse akte jag...

Kun tultiin taksin Kumasiin Kellyn sisko Fulera oli ommellut mulle muutaman mekon. Käytiin myös kaupungilla kävelemässä, mutta se ei oo oikeen turistin hommaa, kun kaikilla on hirmu kiire ja kaikki tuijottaa, kun eivät juuri ole valkosia nähneet. Kutsuvat meitä nimellä bruni.

Wow, what a busy week! To start with, we visited Kumasi last weekend. Kumasi is the ancient trading capital of the Asante kingdom, a very powerful tribe that has dominated Ghana for the past few hundred years. The tribe has a very rich heritage of palaces, slaves, and gold. Kumasi is home to the Keijita market, the largest open air market in Wes...

Now that I have been in class for a week, I have learned some very interesting things about Ghanaian history and would like to relate them to any faithful readers. Ghana was officially liberated from British rule on 6 March 1957 with President Kwame Nkrumah in charge after his successful Positive Action Campaign. Since then, there have been peri...