Voyages de Terrain Tourisme* et Développement**
*Maîtrise universitaire en Etudes du Tourisme / ** MSc en Géo "Développement et environnement"
Once upon a time, in the 18th century, in a part of present-day Ghana on the coveted Gold Coast, was the Ashanti kingdom. It was the fruit of the unification of the Akan states by King Osei Tutu. The Ashanti, a warlike people, developed a complex and refined culture in which gold metalwork and woodcarving was central. – Pauline Lalondrelle et Lara Maye
Continuer la lecture de « The Golden Stool : The Spirit of the Ashanti People »
The pangolin is the most poached mammal around the world, he lives in Ghana which is an important traffic area[1]. – Naïma Garcia-Casillas
In the city centre of Accra, the capital city of Ghana, a park commemorates the memory of Kwame Nkrumah, an important figure of the country. – Valentin Hurni Continuer la lecture de « Nkrumah Memorial Park »
Floating on the coasts of West Africa, the Ghanaian flag reminds the memories of a colonized continent, but above all the weight of the wealth and the sacrifice of a nation. – Ophélie Aebischer