Panafest Festival Tour, Ghana is one among most amazing Cultural Tours in Ghana. Panafest, a Pan African Festival, is a celebration of liberation and Pan Africanism. This is one of the most coveted festivals for the African communities throughout the world. The festival is a revelation of their diverse culture, history and colorful art and crafts. Panafest Festival Tour, Ghana takes you on a wonderful journey through this culturally rich country. And you gather an experience of a lifetime of interacting with various ethnic groups in Ghana and immersing yourself in their warm hospitality and traditions.
Following is the Itinerary of Panafest Festival Tour, Ghana.
Day 1: Arrive at the Ghana capital, Accra. Check in to a hotel. Spend a relaxing evening enjoying the views of the stunning beauty of the Gold Coast.
Day 2: Join the pilgrimage to Kumasi, which is the home of the Asantehene. On your way stop over at Adawomasi and Ntonso area of Ashanti region. You will also learn about traditional Ashanti fabrics, the craft of weaving and wood carving. The journey for the day ends at Golden Kingdom where you can have dinner.
Day 3: Depart from Kumasi for Techiman after breakfast and stopping on the way for lunch. Then visit historical sites of Bono and the memorial parks of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Marcus Garvey. From here you will set out for Bono Manso cave and Tono Sacred Grove.
Day 4: The Panafest Festival Tour takes you to the Upper East region and Bolgatanga while stopping for lunch in Tamale. After lunch the journey continues visiting the Tango Shrine Hills and Chief's palace en route. You will learn about the history and traditions of the locals as you visit these places. At the end of the day check in to a hotel and have an evening meal.
Day 5: On the fifth day set off for Paga crocodile ponds after breakfast. From there head for Nania camp and Navorongo historical grave sites. Learn about the history and tradition of the villagers there. A tour of the local markets and Chief's Palace are also a part of the day's tour.
Day 6: We start off for Salaga where you will get an opportunity to visit the famous Salaga enslaved Ancestors Market and hear the history of Salaga dating back to slave trade era. Come back to Tamale in the evening for dinner and relaxation.
Day 7: Set out for Mole National Park, which is Ghana's largest and oldest game reserve park. Perhaps this is the most interesting part of your Panafest Festival Tour in Ghana.
Day 8: An early morning foot safari is followed by a return to Kumasi, and a visit to Kintampo waterfalls en route. Stop for lunch at Techiman.
Day 9: Be a part of Akwasidae Festival where Subservient Chiefs pay homage to the Ashanti King. This offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the life and culture of the people in this great city.
Day 10: Start off for Elmina after breakfast. Stop over at Cape Coast to visit the castle.
Day 11: Visit Elmina castle which is also known as the Castle of St George. Then participate in the reverential program and Emancipation day vigil to the forefathers. A candle light street procession to Cape Coast Castle and Dungeons is apart of the program.
Day 12: Participate in the official celebration of Emancipation Day Program.
Day 13: Set off for Kakum National park, Africa's only rain forest canopy walkway. This is the end of your Panafest Festival Tour, Ghana. After the trip you can board the flight home.
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