Manhyia Palace Museum

The seat of the Ashanti kings, this palace gives you an intimate look into royal history. Walking through its halls, you’ll find artifacts, photographs, and stories that keep the Ashanti legacy alive.

Kejetia Market

One of West Africa’s largest open-air markets. From colorful textiles and beads to spices and handcrafted items, this bustling maze is a true taste of everyday life in Kumasi.

Prempeh II Jubilee Museum

Tucked inside the Kumasi Cultural Centre, this museum showcases treasures of the Ashanti Kingdom, including royal regalia and ceremonial objects. It’s a quiet but powerful way to understand the depth of Ashanti heritage.

Kente Weaving Villages (Bonwire & Adanwomase)

Just outside Kumasi, these villages are the birthplace of the world famous Kente cloth. Watching weavers at work is both mesmerizing and humbling, as each pattern carries meaning and history.

Lake Bosomtwe

A short drive from the city, this crater lake is surrounded by lush hills and traditional fishing villages. It’s not just a natural wonder, but also a sacred place in Ashanti belief, perfect for a day of rest and reflection.

✨ Why Kumasi?

Kumasi is not just a stop on the map it’s an encounter with Ghana’s royal past and living traditions. Whether it’s the rhythm of the market, the artistry of Kente weaving, or the calm of Lake Bosomtwe, every moment here tells a story worth experiencing.