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What to do in Kumasi
During your stay, you will be keen to visit the military museum at Kumasi Fort, located in the Uaddara barracks. To the north of the city, you will explore the Manhyia Palace, home of the Asantehene, the Ashanti rulers. You will see the courtroom where the traditional council sits. A large collection of antique weapons, precious objects, typical musical instruments and vintage photos is on display. Another must-see in Kumasi, the Center of National Culture, will teach you more about the history of the Ashantis, their artistic and craft heritage, their dances and their theater. Our hotel near the Kumasi Zoological Garden is also the starting point for pleasant walks through Ghana’s only animal sanctuary. It’s away from the hustle and bustle of the city, a place where you can take the time to observe more than 40 species from West Africa.
Unmissable activities in the city
During your stay at our hotel in Kumasi, you will have the opportunity to familiarize yourself with Ghanaian culture in general, and Ashanti in particular. You will start by getting to know the local gourmet traditions at our Golden Tulip restaurant or during a stroll to the central Kejetia market, followed by a cooking workshop. Then, head for Lake Bosumtwi, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sacred body of water is, according to the Ashantis, the last place of stay for deceased souls who came to bid farewell to the Twi God. This expanse of water and its green banks framed by mountains are to be explored by canoe, bicycle or horse. In the village of Ntonso, you will discover the secret of Adinkra symbols, these hand-made patterns that adorn Ashanti outfits and fabrics. By participating in the workshops organized by the craftsmen of the village, you will even be able to initiate yourself into this art, if the heart tells you.
