This 2-day itinerary will provide you with a rich cultural and historical experience in the Ashanti region of Ghana. Some of the exciting stops include the Bobiri Forest Reserve, a beautiful reserve home to a wide variety of plants and animal species including over 400 species of butterflies. Ntonso craft village is famous for its traditional Adinkra printing. Adinkra symbols are stamped onto fabric using special dyes made from tree bark. The kente Cloth is a colorful and intricately woven fabric made from silk or cotton. At Bonwire, we witness the traditional hand-weaving process by skilled artisans showcasing their craftmanship. At Bonwire Kente Village renaming ceremonies can be arranged at an extra cost.

The Manhyia palace holds great historical significance as it serves as the official residence of the Asantehene, the traditional ruler of the Ashanti Kingdom. Tourists will get the chance to visit three other museums to gain insights into the history and traditions of the Ashanti people. Okomfo Anokye sword site is a cultural site of great historical importance to the Ashanti people. It is believed Okomfo Anokye a fetish priest used spiritual powers to plant a sword into the ground. This sword is considered sacred and represents the Unity and strength of the Ashanti people. Lastly, Kejetia market, a bustling and vibrant market believed to be one of the largest outdoor markets in West Africa. Practice your bargaining skills in this open market as you interact with local vendors and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere.