Faça um tour pela cidade de Kumasi como um local
Descrição
Adequamos um excelente atendimento ao cliente conversando com grandes grupos e transformando cada passeio em uma experiência. Especializado em propriedades e locais históricos. Na expectativa de museus e com excelente experiência local, visitando o Museu do Palácio de MANHYIA, o OKOMFO ANOKYE SOWD SITE, PREMPEH II MUSEU, KUMASI KEJETIA MERCADO CENTRAL, NTONSO ADINKRA STAMPING VILLAGE, BONWIRE KENTOMAN, WONVAMERICAMENT, PASSEIO A CAVALO VERDE, CENTRO DE CULTURA KUMASI E VIDA CAVALARIA KUMASI, COZINHAM COMO UM LOCAL, Veja coisas que você anseia e fica sem palavras, o Local também o levará à fábrica kumasi Fante kenkey para fazer um passeio e conhecer como kenkey é feito. Tours, mais, sabe mais sobre o Reino Rich Ashanti. EXPERIÊNCIA LOCAL KUMASI.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Visite Gana e experimente para educar o começo, sentado e assistindo a um vídeo do histórico dos Ashanti. Então você é guiado por várias salas do palácio com artefatos originais. Compreensão O melhor significado do império Ashanti, figura como Yaa Asantewaa (a rainha da guerra) e o atual rei sentado no banquinho, será contada aqui. O museu não é o adjacente ao campo onde os chefes tribais de Akwasidee se reúnem a cada seis semanas.
Os viajantes aprenderão e conhecerão a história do início dos Ashanti, virão e farão um passeio no local exato em que o banquinho de Ouro desceu até as voltas do rei Osei tutu I, o fundador da Nação Ashanti. É também o local em que a porca foi lançada ao solo pelo sacerdote OKOMFO ANOKYE. A história nos fez entender que, a porca foi empurrada para o chão há quase 300 anos. Acredita-se que o sumo sacerdote okomfo Anokye tenha declarado que ninguém seria capaz de remover a porca e, por isso, ela permanece apesar das tentativas. Mesmo o melhor boxeador de todos os tempos mohammed Ali de todo o estado americano não conseguiu arrancar a porca, acredita-se que o reino Ashanti entrará em colapso quando a porca for retirada do chão.
Passeie mais, saiba mais e faça um passeio pelo passeio personalizado, incluindo a fascinante introdução à cultura e à história de Ashanti. Entre as exibições estão artefatos relacionados ao rei Ashanti prempeh II, incluindo trajes de guerra dos Reis, roupas cerimoniais, jóias, amuletos de proteção, equipamentos pessoais para banho e jantar, móveis, isignia real e alguns que pesam ouro. Construído para montar uma casa de chefes de Ashanti.
Experimentando o mercado local, ande pela kejetia como um local e aprenda mais sobre os mercados na região central de kumasi. De longe, o mercado da kejetia parece uma nave-mãe alienígena pousada no centro de Kumasi. Mais de perto os telhados de estanho enferrujados desse imenso mercado, muitas vezes citado como o maior da África Ocidental. Existem 11.000 barracas e pelo menos quatro vezes mais pessoas trabalhando aqui. Parece uma favela circular. Por dentro, a kejetia palpitante é bastante desorientadora, mas cativante.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Eu vou buscá-lo em seu próprio destino.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(36)
This tour provides you a great overview of Kumasi and the Asante people. We especially liked Okomfo Anokye Sword Site. We can recommend the tour.
Thanks touring with us , looking forward in the future to do it again
Great experience. Guide was cool and I felt like I got a great experience. It was my birthday also, so it made it even more special.
Bilson has a warm personality and took great photos of us walking towards the market and at the sites. We had a very local lunch experience which was nice but music was too loud for talking. He did not have a personal vehicle so we took several taxis and some were in very poor condition. He also could have picked us up on time and at the agreed location. But he is flexible and picked us at the airport after we clarified we could not come to him. He did not explain much of the sites as there were private guides at each stop. Most disappointing was we came specifically for the Akwaside Festival which we stressed in all our communication but the event was cancelled because the King travelled. Not his fault but he was totally unaware and we only found out at the Palace. Overall an ok tour but could have visited the sites on my own in a nicer and safer Uber. He is growing his business and I think it will keep impr
We sincerely apologize for the vehicles that took us around thanks 🙏🏿
Great local experience learning about the Asante people, riding through the market and watching the traditional weaving process. We had a great tour guide who was very knowledgeable and passionate walking with my mom and helping her as we walked throughout the city. The tour is affordable and gives a great “crash course” style experience into Kumasi especially if you’re only in town for a day. We flew in with AWA at 7am and returned to Accra that evening at 5pm.
Bilson gave us a great experience touring Kumasi. He is kind and very knowledgeable. He made us feel comfortable exploring the local areas and markets, and tailored the experience to us. Bilson also helped us explore Kente villages further outside of Kumasi. We 100% recommend Bilson for anyone wanting to get to know the city.
The museums were amazing and the tour guides were very knowledgeable about Ashanti culture and history. There were many great artifacts. I could have gotten to the locations on my own since the tour guide used Uber and did not provide any narrative or insight between locations. I would not recommend this company for solo trips.
Bilson is a very friendly and caring person. I was picked from my hotel and throughout my tour of Kumasi, I had the experience of travelling in several types of local transports (eg: crotro, tuktuk, cabs and by walk) as we moved from location to location. I really did feel like a local and it was an enjoyable experience. Kumasi has a rich historical heritage and I had great fun learning about the Asante culture. Unfortunately, on the day I had the tour, the Mahahiya Palace Museum was closed , because they were reinstalling the Ghanaian artefacts returned by the British. But luckily, because the proprietor of the gift shop, knew Bilson, he allowed me to do some shopping, which was great for getting gifts for family. The tour ended with me eating a meal of foo foo. This was my first time and the food tasted good. I would really recommend this Tour because Bilson did his very best to make it enjoyable and comfortable for me from the moment I left the hotel till I returned.
Bilson was a great guide and very friendly. We definitely experienced Kumasi in a way we could not on our own. He took very good care of us and we had a great time.
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.
3.5 stars, good way to see Kumasi highlights. Bilson is friendly and pleasant. Would have liked to hear more from our guide about local experiences and inner workings of the market. But overall good way to have a slightly personalized tour of Kumasi's historic attractions.
