Unveiling the 'wonders' of the Western North Region

Ghana is blessed with many beautiful places that serve as tourist destinations and the Western North Region is no exception.

Let me take you on a journey to explore some of the region’s most captivating tourist attractions:

1. Bia National Park

Created in 1935 and named after the Bia River, Bia National Park is a designated biosphere reserve covering a 563-square-kilometer resource area.

It preserves some of the last remnants of untouched forest in Ghana and is home to a full diversity of wildlife.

The park also boasts some of the tallest trees found in West Africa, making it a haven for nature lovers and researchers alike.

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2. Bia Resort

Bia Resort is a hidden gem nestled in the lush forests near Bia National Park. Surrounded by nature, the resort offers a peaceful retreat for visitors.

Activities include guided nature walks, birdwatching, and wildlife spotting, all in their natural habitats.

It's the perfect escape for eco-tourists and adventure seekers.

3. Wassa Domama Rock Shrine

The Wassa Domama Rock Shrine, known locally as Bosom Kese, features a massive rock perched atop three others, forming a natural shelter nearly three storeys high.

Visiting the shrine involves a scenic hike through tropical jungles, traditional hamlets, and indigenous farms, an ideal experience for those with a love for culture and adventure.

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