I'm sure if people in those areas you mentioned have footage of tourist attractions or fan things to do, Vanessa would gladly showcase those also. They have to bring it to her attention, if those places exist.
So happy to see this! Great to educate people about the variety of things to see in Ghana. My Grandma came from Adanfoa ❤️. People there are so nice and the seafood is amazingly fresh.
New Subscriber here, Vanessa! I so enjoyed you yesterday on Wode Maya's live stream! This vlog is absolutely amazing! Just wow! You're definitely a woman of excellence and much more I'm sure! Thanks for bringing us along!
I highly recommend to go to Boti Falls. It’s close to shai hills and worth a visit. And then there are the Wli Waterfalls, which are the highest in West Africa 👍🏻👍🏻
Was about to say mount who???? thought the discovered a new one.😂😂 Nice piece though. You should be be on the payroll of the tourism board. You do a better job.
She's not in Ghana at the moment and only had time to go to the southern places during her last visit. I'm sure when she comes back she will travel to other areas. Have patience
V.kando i aprevit you the way you foing your job girl keep it you are awsome and wise girl please travel to my home land country ethiopia and try to vist it and study the good relationship between two country ghana and ethiopian they played the best roll role to unite africa since pan african during king hailesilasie ang kwame nukroma..........@ETHIOPIA LAND OF FREEDOM AMD PROUD FOR BLACK PEAPLE
nice. wonder if it is less expensive in the rainy season and just what the temperature is like in the rainy season. anything is possible with money, is climate control with HVAC and insulated homes becoming more common in ghana as more wealth is there? Here in Alexandria, Egypt if is FC in winter as the buildings are cement refridgerators and it was no differernt in Ireland where I was for part of last winter...FC...as they were no better despite being a 'western' country (BTW FC is friggin' cold, lol)
Hello Vanessa, when next you go to Ghana, could you make a video of connections of people for us Diaporans who plan to repatriate back to the continent, Ghana especially, that would help us to settle a lot more easily?
I really enjoy your videos. I have two biracial children & I'm wondering how our family, including my white husband, would be received in Ghana. Any thoughts on that? Thank you.
Lol stop worrying so much, no one cares if he is white. If you go to a remote area for visit, you might just hear children shouting obroni(white man) they might call you obroni as well because of your accent but nothing insulting. My uncle is Italian and white but he loves Ghana. Go and visit, you will like it and you'll be surprised to see lot of white people there as well.
@Mellamo Scott. There are lots of mixed race and white people here. Remember the Portuguese came to Ghana in the 1400s and European explorers have been intermarrying with black Ghanaian women since then so we've had over 500 years of interracial couples in Ghana I. E. We're used to seeing white and biracial people lol
Since rent is one of the big issues how do u build a safe house that and one coming to Ghana can branh out from there needs to be a building where any one can rent cheap in the meantime they are doing something that they can earn money to build their own home me I am not into the fake money blood sucking system
If you want to rent cheap, look for housing in areas outside Accra like Kasoa, Mallam, McCarthy hill. Within Accra, older areas like Nima, Abelenkpe, Lapaz, Madina would have cheaper houses because most of the houses are older and smaller. Avoid East Legon, Cantonments, North Ridge or Roman Ridge, Dzorwulu, Airport or Spintex as these are the high income areas