The Northern Region of Ghana is a treasure trove of rich culture, vast landscapes, and historical heritage. Known for its savannah scenery, mud-brick architecture, and warm-hearted communities, it offers a distinct and authentic experience unlike anywhere else in the country.
At TrueGhana Tours, we offer curated trips to the Northern Region that allow you to immerse yourself in traditional lifestyles, explore wildlife parks, and witness timeless festivals and craftsmanship.
· Ghana’s largest and most popular wildlife reserve.
· Spot elephants, antelopes, baboons, warthogs, and over 300 bird species.
· Enjoy jeep safaris or guided walking tours.
· The oldest mosque in Ghana and one of the oldest in West Africa.
· Built in 1421, it is known for its unique Sudano-Sahelian mud-brick architecture.
· A revered religious and historical site.
· A sacred stone that reportedly returns to its original location when moved.
· Strongly tied to local spirituality and oral history.
· Built by a Mamprusi king in the 16th century as protection against slave raiders.
· A historic landmark showcasing local resistance and ingenuity.
· Traditional dance and drumming performances.
· Visit royal palaces and learn about chieftaincy systems.
· Try local dishes like Tuo Zaafi and guinea fowl.
· Explore the regional capital's vibrant cultural hub.
· Shop for handwoven fabrics, leather goods, beads, baskets, and pottery.
· Ghana’s premier eco-luxury safari lodge located inside Mole National Park.
· Stunning views, fine dining, and game drives all included.
· Learn how to make shea butter and local foods.
· Participate in storytelling and farming traditions.
· November to March (Dry Season): Ideal for safaris and cultural festivals.
· Late Rainy Season (July-September): Lush landscapes and green beauty.
· Airport Pickup (Tamale)
· Comfortable 4x4 Transport
· Experienced Local Guides
· Cultural Performances & Community Visits
· Wildlife Safari in Mole National Park
· Accommodation at Eco-Lodges or Local Guesthouses
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