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TIÉBÉLÉ, a 12.4 miles north of Ghana's border

TIÉBÉLÉ, a 12.4 miles north of Ghana's border, is known within the small West African country of Burkina Faso for its elaborately painted walls of the houses and outbuildings within the community chief’s complex. The village is home to the Kassena ethnic group, which has lived in this area since the 15th century.
The patterns on the buildings within which are usually painted by women, are an important example of the Kassena cultural legacy. Traditional designs are created by hand in black, white, and red colors, with lacquer prepared from beans. Adorning the walls with these artistic creations is a community activity, with upwards of women working on any given building. It isn’t just houses that receive this special treatment. Mausoleums for the dead are decorated too.
The architecture of the buildings themselves is typical of the larger Gurunsi ethnic group. The walls are thick and have minimal windows, for defense against both people and climate. The buildings were historically created using soil, straw, and cow dung, though nowadays mud, brick, and stone are the more common materials of choice.

If Volta Region was a clothe, it would be a “one

If Volta Region was a clothe, it would be a “one size fits all” kind of clothe. This is because it has many of the fascinating attributes that other regions of Ghana have. It is like someone copied every other region and pasted it on the Volta Region. The cultural and natural diversity of the place earned it the name “microcosm of Ghana”

The Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary is a community-protect

The Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary is a community-protected area located in the Upper West Region of Ghana. It encompasses a 40-kilometer stretching down the length of the Black Volta River which forms the region’s western frontier with Burkina Faso. 🇬🇭

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Bonwire Kente Weaving Village It is no news that A

Bonwire Kente Weaving Village
It is no news that Africans put a whole lot of their resources on fashion and Ghana is no exception. Kente, for instance, is a fabric made and worn by Ghanaians for special occasions and events.

The history of weaving in Africa can be traced way back to 3000BC and it has since developed, improved and evolved to what we have today. Kente fabric originated in the Asante kingdom around the 17th century and is now a fabric that is worn in all parts of Ghana and beyond today. According to history, Ota Karaban and his friend Kwaku learned everything they knew about weaving from a spider. They told a chief in Bonwire about their expenditure who later told the head chief of Asante kingdom, the Asantehene. This Asantehene later Incorporated this fabric into their culture and is still worn at important occasions till date. That fabric is the Kente fabric.
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Wli waterfalls is the tallest waterfall in all of

Wli waterfalls is the tallest waterfall in all of West Africa! You have to descend about 250 steps to see the waterfall from below where the fall looks the most beautiful. You will get lost at the sight of fascinating waters splashing in white on the ground right before you before finally flowing away, leaving you astounded and dazzled.
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