CULTURAL TOUR TO GHANA dates open 1 or 2 week tours available
Tour Accra: National Museum-National Cultural Center-Nkrumah Mausoleum-Makola market-fantasy coffin makers
Cape Coast: slave castles-posuban shrine-Kankum National Park and only canopy
walk in Africa
Kumasi: Kings Palace Museum-largest outdoor market in Africa-Arts Center-sacred monkey village
Odumasi Krobo: cruise on Lake Volta-visit traditional village-attend bead market and visit beadmakers workshop
performance by traditional drum and dance troupe
We provide many opportunities to interact with Africans
PUBERTY RITES CEREMONY April 6 - 19
This is a female coming of age ceremony performed by the Krobo.
This is an opportunity to observe a traditional ritual. The Krobo are famous for their beads and this tour will include a visit to the bead market and beadmakers workshop. Also a way to see village life along the shore of Lake
Volta. Meet the Queen Mother and enjoy a performance by traditional Krobo dancers.
TEACHERS TOUR July 10 - JULY 23 and also
August 10 - August 23
This is for teachers or those interested in the educational system in
Ghana. We will arrange meetings with teachers-visits to schools-meetings with
curriculum planners and others in the field of education. You can arrange an exchange between your students and a class in Ghana, write your unit on Africa and collect materials for your classroom.
*special*
PANAFEST TOUR July
22-August 1 and also
July 22-August 5
Panafest is a cultural event dedicated to enhancement of the ideals of Pan-Africanism and the development of the African continent. It provides a forum to promote unity between Africans on the continent and in the Diaspora and to affirm the heritage of African people.
Panafest is held every two years in Ghana with many art and cultural events, performers from all over the world and displays of regalia and festivals as only the Ghanaians can do it.
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MUSIC TOUR July 25-August 7
A unique opportunity to visit traditional African drummers and dancers-attend festivals-learn to drum and dance-make a drum-go into traditional drumming villages-attend performances-check out the music scene in African nightclubs
TOUR FOR CRAFTS ENTHUSIASTS July 28 - August 10
Visit both contemporary and traditional African artisans in their villages and workshops - visit galleries-museums-crafts markets-fantasy coffin workshop-participants are offered a variety of opportunities to interact with artisans in Ghana
TEXTILES IN GHANA August 8
- August 22
Visit kente weaving villages-Adinkra center-textile markets-conversations with textile
artisans-museums-galleries-view private collection of antique
kente-hands on African textile workshops and collaboration with textile artists
Price includes workshops and materials
THE SLAVE ROUTE TOUR - 10/14 days
A black history tour for all. A spiritual journey for the African American. An encounter to hear stories of the slave trade as handed down by ancestors to their descendants.
Ghana is the only African country where the story of slavery is intact. In a 10 or 14 day tour we will take participants through monuments and sites with lectures by
renowned historical scholars and researchers. The tour will be either in Ghana or with her West African neighbors of Togo and Benin.
Recommended for student groups, scholars, churches and senior citizens.
MINIMUM OF 10 PEOPLE NEEDED FOR A TOUR
WEST AFRICAN TOUR 10 DAYS (includes
Togo and Benin)
SENIOR CITIZEN TOUR 10 days
Overcoming stress and boredom in retirement. It is rejuvenation
time with a tour through the story of Africa before the adventurous Europeans arrived. Groups will be in the classroom, cruise on Lake Volta ( the largest manmade lake in the world) and meet Ghanaians from all economic and social spheres.
MINIMUM OF 10 PEOPLE NEEDED FOR A TOUR
RELIGIOUS TOURS OF GHANA 10 days
A tour designed for church groups and interested people in the missionary journeys to Africa and especially Ghana.
The tour goes through activities of the early Christian workers, the introduction of the bible, African traditional religion and psychic healing by traditional priests and priestesses.
There will also be a walk in the footsteps of the early Catholics, Methodists, Presbyterians and other Protestants.
MINIMUM OF 10 PEOPLE NEEDED FOR A TOUR
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