Ghana · KUMASI TOURS
Kumasi is the Ashanti capital and the reason to leave the coast. These 13 cover the palace museum, the Manhyia court, the enormous Kejetia market and the craft villages at Bonwire and Ntonso, priced and timed.
Visit Bonwire in Kumasi to weave Kente cloth, receive an Akan name from village leaders, and enjoy a private half-day cultural tour.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our ARead more”
Tour Kumasi with Bilson Tours Gh for Ashanti history, palace museums, Kejetia Market, local food, and everyday city life.
“We learned so much from this tour and from our guide, Bilson. Plus, we just enjoyed our time with Bilson. He is interesting and so personable.”
Receive a Ghanaian name in a private Adanwomase ceremony, wear Ghanaian cloth, visit a cocoa farm, and learn kente weaving near Kumasi.
“Bilson was an awesome guide! This was my 3rd time to Ghana, and as an African Diasporian I felt welcomed and acknowledged in a different way since the year of return festivities. This tour made a very special connection for me by ofRead more”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage on a four-hour tour of royal museums, military history, Kejetia Market, and the Okomfo Anokye sword.
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, markets, museums, kente weaving, and local culture on a flexible two-day tour with pickup and lunch.
“We had a last minute tour planned and our guide KWAME, was the best. What an amazing and knowledgeable man. Kwame is patient and very caring.”
Ride across Lake Bosomtwe, explore Ashanti royal sites and Kejetia Market, with lunch, private transport and a guide from Kumasi.
“Unfortunately, Bilson Tours was not organized. They schedule and book with The Green Ranch for horseback riding and a local crew for the boat tour (both respective groups seemed well-organized). We only received the boat tour and did not Read more”
Explore Kumasi’s Asante royal sites, military museums, Adinkra and Kente villages, and Kejetia Market on a private full-day tour.
“Honestly the best tour I have done in Ghana so far!! Bibiniba Tours is an amazing tour company and worth all your money. I did. the Kumasi City tour with them and they could even add my extra wish to go to Akwasidae festival without any problems. I was picked up froRead more”
Take part in an Asante naming ceremony in Kumasi, receive a Kente script and certificate, and visit Adinkra and cocoa sites.
“We were very excited after the naming ceremony because it was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. I will recommend this activity to every African American visiting Ghana. Contact them on Call/WhatsApp on +233247304270/[email protected]”
Experience an Asante naming ceremony, Bonwire kente weaving, and Ntonso Adinkra crafts on a private Kumasi tour.
“The naming ceremony was very enlightening. Heart warming and very prideful. Loved this experience with my very special friends who are family and the love of my life.”
Review of Kumasi’s five-hour private city tour, covering Kejetia Market, Manhyia Palace, Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, and Prempeh Museum.
“Really nice to get to see all the highlights with a local guide! Ibrahim was very knowledgeable and a very nice guy too, thank you!”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage with palace, sword, kente, and Adinkra sites, private transport, included entry fees, and local guides.
“My family and I thoroughly enjoyed this highly recommended tour to Kumasi which is the the ancestral homelands of the mighty Ashanti Empire. The tour is an all inclusive experience into the culture and extremely important history of the Ashanti Empire and its impact on West Africa. No trip to Ghana would be complete unless you embark on this very relevant tour!”
Explore Kumasi’s kente and Adinkra traditions, stamp your own fabric at Ntonso, enjoy lunch, and travel privately with a local guide.
“This was my highlight of my trip to Kumasi , very interested and amazing demonstration and explanation to get chance to try our hands on it practically . Good place to get kente . Ashanti culture is vibrant and a homeland of adinkra symbols . Surely will return to do it again with yaw our knowledgeable tour guide .”
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, royal museums, the Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, and Kejetia Market on a private four-hour tour.
“Soon after I booked the tour, the guide sent me a message. It reassured me. Using local transportation made the tour impressive. I learned the culture of Assante.”
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