TRADITION AND HISTORY OF GHANA

Although small in area but this country has been considered one of the leading countries of South Africa both from economical and natural wealth point of view. The country is quite enough affluent in its customs and traditions like much of other African countries because of their quirk tribe system, unique cultural aspects and much more. Ghana has been visited, wandered and admired by its tourist community. The capital of Ghana; Accra is the kernel of economy of the country and also a tourist hut. A good spot to visit; and the chances have been endeavored by the emirates flights to Ghana.

Cheap emirates flights to Ghana

Like many other South African countries, Ghana’s lush green forests are the focal point of its visitors that are totally loved by the people. As far as the history of the country is concerned, the country has got some deep roots in the primeval times. So, not only its peacefully green forests and diverse variety of animals grab the attention of its viewers but also its history. The habitation of Ghana feasibly dated back from 10,000 BC and it has taken its name from the medieval trading empire “Ghana” that was situated in the northwest of the present time state until its demise in the 13th century. Ghana had started its direct sea trade in the 15th century with Europe. A number of forts, palaces and castles many of which still dot the Ghanaian coast today were built by the Europeans to shield and preserve their trade interest. Initially the trade had started on the gold because the area was much rich in the element then the focus had been shifted to the lucrative slave trade in the 17th century. After the 17th century the country had become the major source of bestowing cocoa and had known for a long period of time for its production of cocoa. From that time uptill now Ghana has became one of the finest countries of South Africa that is known to endeavor a good export..

Not only the country is rich in its history but also the traditions, culture and norms of the country are something good to know about. If we talk about the people of Ghana they are pretty warm, friendly and hospitable. Their too casual way compel them to take their life at relax pace and view time as a series of events rather than a matter of hours or minutes. Due to their casual behavior they are much vulnerable to face the hardships of their surroundings. There are six large groups or tribes in the country including Akan, the Ewe, the Ga-Adangbe, the Mole-Dagbani, the Guan and the Gruma. Like many other nations of Africa they have healthy traditional cultures that differ from one ethnic group to another. A large number of separate languages are spoken in Ghana but the official language is English like many of the other countries. English had been the official language of Ghana since the British colonial rule from which the country gained independence in 1957. Until the time of its independence the country was known as “the Gold Coast” because the area was considered as a hub of the prestige metal. Joint family system is much in common and any sort of laws is shared by the entire family. Overall Ghanaians are rapid learners who can easily adopt other cultures and practices which make the country a comfortable and easy country for everyone to live in and for foreigners to visit. Travel wide flights also offering Emirates Tickets to Accra at discounted Price as well for their customer so book your flight and make your trip best.

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