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MOLE
NATIONAL PARK:
Mole National Park is the country's premier park for game viewing and perhaps
the most important single attraction in the Northern Region.It was established
1958 and redesigned as the National Park in 1971. Covering about 4840 km2
of undulating terrain with the steep scarps, the park is a home to almost
90 animal’s species notably elephants, buffalos, kop, hartebeests,
waterbucks, bush pigs, roans and 4 primate species. Lions, leopards, tigers
and hyenas also occur and over 300 birds species have been recorded. |
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SHAI
HILLS:
There are a number of caves around which could be explored. Most of them
are in the Shai Hills National Park areas. On 25/11/96, there was a news
item shown on Ghana television about the caves at the Shai Wildlife reserve
(approx. 45km from Accra - on the Tema-Akosombo Road). The reporters were
conducted round the caves and there were remnants of artifacts and cooking
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The story was that during the ancient days the Shais used to go there to
hide from their enemies in times of war and the BIGGER story was when the
caves cannot accommodate the numbers, a few calls to their gods and then
the caves would expand to hold the whole number of the Shais. |
MOUNTAIN
AFADJATO:
Mountain Afadjato, officially Ghana highest peak Mountain Top Hermit Mountain
top hermit, called Bad Leg man, who claims to have lived there alone for
43 years and rarely gets visitors from all over the world especially from
western people.
WLI WATER FALLS:
Wli Water Falls and Village of Mountains and Caves Amedzofe and Gbledi
areas, exploring magnificent cascading waterfalls including the Wli waterfalls
which the longest in West Africa. They would also be shown new forest
trails, some incredible steep.
LAKE VOLTA:
The largest man-made lake in the world.
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