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The small country of Ghana is full of memorable experiences and a vibrant culture. Here are some attractions to explore.

Accra: The capital city of Ghana, this is the most modern and lively city in the country. Full of markets, historic buildings and beaches, Accra is worth a visit.

Busua Beach: A beautiful beach for everyone – whether you want to suntan, enjoy water sports or taste a freshly cooked lobster, Busua Beach is the place to be.

Paga Crocodile Pond: The crocodiles who call this pond home love having their pictures taken. You can feed them and have up-close encounters in a safe environment.

With natural ingredients, earthy dishes and wholesome meals, Ghanaian food is sure to win you over.

Hausa Koko: A popular and go-to breakfast food, Hausa Koko is a spicy millet porridge, flavored with herbs and served with hot fried bean cakes or doughnuts.

Aburow Ne Kube: Made of roasted or boiled corn and coconut, this is a must-try appetizer in Ghana. A one-of-a-kind snack or main meal, this will give you the true taste of Ghanaian food.

Jollof: A true festive food in Ghana, it’s a wholesome meal in itself. Flavored rice served with fried or grilled pork or chicken, this is a one-pot meal that’s served at most celebrations.

In Ghana, you won’t experience extreme temperatures, so you are sure to have a great time whenever you visit. Here are some things to consider for visiting Ghana …

December to March: This is the busy season as well as the dry season in Ghana. While you’re here, visit the Afrochella Festival, which is full of traditional dance and music.

April to August: This is the rainy season in Ghana but there is still plenty to do. It’s a good time to experience Ghana’s outer regions and enjoy the lush greenery.

September to November: This is the time of year you’ll find lesser crowds. The weather is good, the winds are cooler and there are plenty of harvest festivals to keep you entertained.

No matter when you to choose to visit, here are some essentials you should carry with you to Ghana …

Mosquito Repellant: Ghana is prone to mosquitoes, so keep a good quality mosquito repellant with you.

Cash: Most shops in Ghana still accept cash instead of digital transactions and are also happy to negotiate prices. So keep sufficient Ghana currency with you.

Rain Jacket: If you’re planning a visit during the rainy season, make sure to pack a rain jacket to keep you dry.