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Check out the legendary sacred rock down the street from the mosque, famous for returning to its original spot whenever contractors tried to move it.
Ghana's largest and most famous wildlife refuge. It is the best place in the country to track wild African elephants on foot or via driving safaris. You will also see baboons, monkeys, warthogs, and antelopes.
A community-run village on the edge of the national park. You can take a serene canoe safari down the Mole River and watch traditional shea butter making demonstrations.
A scenic walking path near Damongo's main water dam. It offers well-maintained tracks that are great for a quiet morning trek and birdwatching.
This iconic 15th-century structure is the oldest surviving mosque in West Africa, built entirely in the mud-and-stick Sudanese architectural style.
This legendary rock is famous in local folklore for magically returning to its original spot whenever colonial road contractors tried to move it.
The official modern and historic home of the Overlord of the Gonja Kingdom (the Yagbonwura)