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VOLTA REGIONVolta Region is one of the most significant regions in the West African country as far as tourism is concerned.![]() The region is about 165km from Accra the capital city of Ghana and the road network is up to standard, so you should have no worries. Electricity, drinking water, Internet service and a vibrant night life are some of the amenities you would enjoy in the Volta Region of Ghana. Located on the Eastern Borders of Ghana, the region is made of the Ewe people in which there are different tribes as is the unique hallmark of the Cultural setting in Ghana. Before you even enter the region to begin your tour, you will have to behold the beauty of the majestic Adomi bridge which lies on the Volta Lake (the largest manmade lake in West Africa. ![]() waterfalls, lakes and lagoons are but a few of the extraordinary scenery that awaits you as you make your way to the eastern coastal plains of Ghana. The Volta region has lots of well furnished and top notch hotels for your relaxation. You have the Lorneh Lodge & Beach Resort Located in Keta, ![]() If you need a time with nature, then the White Sand Beaches of this region offer you just that. Want to take a hike?, then come along as we climb the impeccable Mount Afadjato which at 885 meters is the highest point in Ghana, but don’t worry because the ever smiling and ever cheerful locals would keep you company, maybe even race you to the mountain. ![]() The Tagbo Falls or the ever majestic and ever captivating Wli Water Falls which is the highest of them all! Just imagine pure undiluted water splashing down on you from way up in the sky with its natural beauty! May be you might be thinking now, Volta region has only water to offer. Well, just hold that thought as we explore the natural game reserves in the region. ![]() You could also visit the Kalakpe Game Production Reserve which has increasing reserve of migrating indigenous birds, ducks, buffalo’s and other animals. You sum it all up with a visit to the new created Kyabobo National Park which lies at the foot of mount Djbobo on the border with Togo. No matter what you do, please don’t miss the dramatic natural beauty of the limestone Grottos and Caves in the region. If you are
fortunate, you might chance upon the celebration of one of the most
colorful
music and dance filled festival of the Anlo ethnic group in the region,
The
Hogbetsotso festival celebrated
in the
month of November to mark their exodus to their present settlement. You
should certainly learn how to dance their captivating Borborbor dance! Maybe
you
are looking for a place to escape from the polluted cities and tiring
lifestyle, or you would like to have a deep muscle massage and If that’s
what’s on your mind,
WELCOME HOME!!!
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