Ghana culture

"Ashanti paramount chiefs delight in the festive atmosphere: the chief greets his subjects with joy from his palanquin. Following him are large wooden Fontomfrom drums which “speak” of the king’s ancestry" More images, videos and information about the history, customs and traditions of the Ashanti can be found by visiting www.africaonlinemuseum.org Image by African Ceremonies: Carol Beckwith & Angela Fisher #ASHANTI #Ghana #Africa #WestAfrica #NationalGeographic

Ghana Month is celebrated in Ghana towards independence day on 6th of March.

Ghana Map | Infoplease

Ghana Celebrating the rich culture, history, and resilience of the Black Star Nation 🇬🇭 📸 @earthflavaphoto 🥂 #theghanainsider #heritagemonth #proudlyghanaian #ghana #ghana🇬🇭

A beautiful Ghanaian girl dressed up in the colors of her motherland. This is an AI generated art representative of Ghanaian culture

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Made in Ghana, Proudly Ghanaian! 🇬🇭 A nation of rich culture, resilience, and endless possibilities. Ghana at 68 stands tall—beautiful, bold, and thriving. Our heritage, strength, and unity continue to inspire the world. 📸 @reality_images 🥂 #theghanainsider #independenceday #ghanaindependence #ghanaindependenceday #ghanaat68 #heritagemonth #ghana #ghana🇬🇭

The Ashanti people are known for their colorful clothing.

Flag map of Ghana

Welcome “Akwaaba” to Ghana 🇬🇭! This is my 18th African country visited and one of the most culturally significant trips I’ve taken. As a descendant of enslaved Africans, it’s been a dream of mine to trace the steps of my ancestral past and experience the rich heritage up close. The journey here was not easy but so worth it to see what I’ve read in history books in person! I feel joy, peace, and welcomed back home as a first-timer returnee. 🇬🇭🤎 More travel information to come…

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