Explore Ghana
Every glowing strand of the Great Web of Stories leads somewhere real. Start with these cultural exploration areas and follow the history, people, traditions and places behind the adventures.
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Ga history and the city of Accra: fishing communities, Jamestown, and the Homowo festival. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
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Asante history and Kumasi: craftsmanship, kente traditions and the Akwasidae celebration. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
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Ewe history and the communities around the Volta: migration traditions, weaving and festivals. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
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Dagbon and Mamprugu, northern trade routes, smocks, shea and traditional architecture. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
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Fante communities along the coast: fishing, coastal trade, forts and Elmina. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
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Nzema and Ahanta communities, the western coastline, natural resources and cultural traditions. Detailed, researched guides for this area are being written.
Coming soonThese are starter cultural exploration areas used to organise our journeys. They are not a replacement for Ghana's official administrative regions, and more areas and detail are added as researched content is completed.
The Great Web of Stories
The Web is magical and fictional — but every strand leads to something real: a story, a tradition, a place, a language, a person, a festival.