Accra、Nkran

Accra and Nkran are the capital and largest port cities of Ghana. National political, economic and cultural center. In the southeast of the country, it is close to the Gulf of Guinea. The largest city in Africa that is closest to 0 ° longitude and 0 ° latitude. The population is 2.34 million (2017). It is the political, economic and cultural center of Ghana. Important cocoa bean and diamond markets. The roads extend in all directions.



Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park is an important place to learn Nkrumah culture. The museum covers a large area, is unique in construction, and is solemn and solemn. All kinds of sculpture buildings in the museum are sending out its unique charm to people.







Black Star Square, also known as Independence Square. It is an important activity center in Accra, Ghana. Next to it are Accra Stadium and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. The square was completed in 1961. On March 1 of each year, Ghana Independence Day is celebrated here, and other large national gatherings and festivals are almost held here. The square can accommodate about 30000 spectators, mainly including two monuments, the Black Star Monument and the Independent Memorial Arch.







The National Museum of Ghana, located in the Greater Accra region of Ghana, is one of the oldest museums in the region and opened on March 5, 1957. There are exquisite sculptures and precious art exhibits in the museum.





The Centre For National Culture is a place full of "Ghanaian style" creativity, displaying many Ghanaian local handicrafts, such as local textiles, jewelry, ceramics, carpentry, glass, stone tools, and other metal handicrafts, which are of great value. Among them, pottery production, wax dyed cloth dyeing, and Kent cloth weaving have commercial cooperation with galleries and handicraft stores.