Ghana is a beautiful country with breath taking, wonderful and amazing tourist attraction sites. These sites have become a beacon of national and global excellence, driving thousands of people to Ghana yearly. If you’re looking for touring waterfalls in Ghana, here are the top 5 to consider this November.
- Boti Falls
Boti Falls is by far the most popular waterfall in Ghana. It is located in the Boti Forest reserves in the Eastern Region of Ghana. Boti Falls has a twin waterfall, locally called the “male” and “female” waterfall. At special seasons of the year, the two waterfalls meet together creating a rainbow—a wonderful scenic worthy of seeing.
- Wli Falls
The Wli Waterfall is considered as the highest waterfall in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is 20 km away from Hohoe in the Volta Region. It has the lower and upper sections which flow throughout the year. It is one of the wonderful waterfalls to visit.
- Kintampo Falls
Kintampo Waterfall is one of the notable waterfalls in Ghana. It is located at the Pompu River, about 4 km away from the Kintampo Township. It is hidden in the forest and falls at a height of 72m or 230 feet. It flows gently into the Black Volta.
- Tagbo Falls
Tagbo Falls is one of the beautiful and amazing waterfalls in Ghana. It is located at Laite Wote, close to the Wli Waterfalls which is about 45 minutes’ walk from fore forest. It is also near Mount Afadja, the tallest mountain in Ghana.
- Fuller Falls
Fuller Falls is located in Kintampo. It provides a beautiful area for visitors to refresh, swim an enjoy themselves. There are two sections—the upper and lower falls—which flows along the River Oyoko at Yabraso.
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