Ghana: A Nation of Rich History and Iconic Wildlife | Africa from Above | 4K UHD Documentary

[@Kadosh84]

Gather here if you are a Ghanaian and proud 💪💪

[@ChinebeEnock-f5x]

Proud of what the major people leaving in poverty because of politicians your right but we are angry with our own country

[@deejayaugust66]

This is how you do a proper documentary about a country, I love it.

[@powerfullaudmarcus2455]

Exactly. Well said #AfricanStoriesRetold1 #AfricanStoriesRetoldNanaCole

[@nanaasafu-adjaye4239]

Given the resources we could have our very own, having intimate knowledge of the people & the land, tell our story. We are more than capable, & should control our narrative.

[@kumho1321]

They are not like the Wagner mercenary agents masquerading as KZbinrs, disturbing our eyes and ears with filth daily!

[@vanhuvanhuvese2738]

@@nanaasafu-adjaye4239 problem is no one is telling the story you could sure you can afford a camera and drone and can approach people our weakness is who will start.Everything made on earth there is one African who knows how to make it too but we still import !

[@LoveGodloveyourneighbor]

Friend this your statement bears true testimony. Sweet voice also from the narrator as well.

[@realebenhans_1]

This is a world class documentary and I love it❤❤. All my Ghanaians, let's gather here❤

[@PepperPerez]

I try learn the ghana language But still "kakra kakra" i understand.. Ghanian are very peaceful humble and loving caring... Love from pakistan

[@jasonakonnor9377]

Doing amazing bro, keep it up! From a Ghanaian living in Accra

[@androidgameplay__]

We love you too 🇬🇭

[@donprincoify]

I never met a Pakistani in Ghana that I didn't like. They are honest, humble and quite pleasant to be around. None of the superiority nonsense that has doomed others.

[@AfromemeGod.]

Well done 😂🎉

[@Koofoli]

Wayɛ adeɛ paa

[@godfredkumbabel7993]

makes me so happy watching this as a Ghanaian, some positive light on our dear country is really appreciated

[@ayanidun9535]

God bless Ghana 🇬🇭, God bless Africa,

[@jaughnekow]

should be shown in our schools

[@nanaasafu-adjaye4239]

@ godfredkumbabel7993 Also happy with the largest toxic electronics dumpsite, pollution of the water bodies & coastline, inadequate shelter, under-employment, etc showing just the tip of problem in the video, I bet

[@nanadrawslot]

Certainly

[@nanadrawslot]

@@nanaasafu-adjaye4239Can’t you look at side. There is enough bad rep as it

[@sethketsi5171]

Wow. Even as a Ghanaian living in Ghana, i don't know some of these things. Thanks

[@yawbamoah2217]

Facts I am Shocked

[@typicalstar6310]

word i was like is this really ghana?

[@EricNoi-m5]

Same here! I'm amazed.

[@rhythmreads00]

Yes me too😂

[@dakotac180]

As soon as the first lady in the desert mentioned appreciating the ancestors I knew these are my people. I found out I have 15% Ghanaian in me. As a black person from America videos like these are important. What a beautiful land and beautiful people taking care of the land, I must visit someday.

[@awusilouis7005]

We are warmly waiting😊

[@leonfrancis3418]

​@@awusilouis7005I am coming, family.

[@franknelson1291]

Ghana is home…… and you are always welcome

[@leonfrancis3418]

@@dakotac180 ✊🏿

[@edemdesmond4249]

This is undoubtedly the finest documentary I have ever viewed about the Motherland. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to everyone involved in its creation. To all members of the Diaspora, I encourage you to remember that home is where you truly belong.🔥🌍🌐

[@space-and-science]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@JoeyPerry99]

​@@space-and-science you've done a very great job. Totally exceptional. Continue being great.

[@juniorcampbell6373]

This is the best documentary I ever saw about Ghana now more than ever I am gonna book my ticket n visit

[@Nana_Buahen]

It's all about the narrative 😂. CNN and BBC make it look so bad that even most of us feel bad about living in this paradise.

[@Nana_Buahen]

What makes Ghana very beautiful is its hospitable culture. We don't care about your skin color but the content of your character

[@Ghanadiaries]

Visit my village 😂😂😂😂😂

[@youngfulani351]

You're welcome. 🇬🇭

[@sthomas4580]

You will love Ghana for its most precious national treasure..... the caring and peace loving people.😍 I was Born in Cape Coast, Indian parentage and raised in America, but I consider myself to be FIRST Ghanaian 🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭🙏🏻🇬🇭 God Bless Ghana

[@ForGhanachannel]

I keep telling my friends out here that Ghana is not just accra which know or heard about, Ghana is a home of beauty 😍. Thanks for this master piece i can show it to them now

[@richysel3258]

There's definitely got to be a part 2 of this. As Ghanaian, watching this gives me soo much joy. But you've covered only a quarter of Ghana. Western, volta, eastern , volta north. please bring us part 2 , I cant wait. this is an amazing documentary. you guys did a great job. Thank you soo much. 😊😊😊😊😊 proper documentary.

[@MamaC98]

Even though I have yet to visit, Ghana holds a special place in my heart. I recently discovered that we have a community in The Gambia known as Ghana Town, home to Ghanaian fishermen for over a century. Living outside Africa has deepened my appreciation for the continent's rich culture and history. I uncovered that some of these Ghanaians in The Gambia are returning to Ghana due to the economic crisis. While I understand their reasons, I hope that my country can be economically independent so that they choose to remain and continue to thrive there. Sending positive vibes to all from California.

[@crystalsmith8788]

Ghana is not perfect just like the rest of Africa but I know we will get there some day together. As Africans, we must unite and build this beautiful continent together

[@franknelson1291]

Ghana is home to all…. You are always welcome 🙏

[@Kobe3000darkefx]

Finally depicting Ghana 🇬🇭 in a positive light…great job

[@g-game3799]

This is by far the best documentation I’ve watched concerning Africa . Others take shot of only in the villages neglecting the beauty part of the country . I rate this video 5 star

[@space-and-science]

Thank you so much! We have another documentary about South Africa that you can watch on our channel :)

[@Nana_Buahen]

The villages BBC and CNN portray as deprived and poor are even the best places to be. The people there are very welcoming but what makes it look bad is the negative narrative about it. If you want to feel and breathe Ghana, don't end your tour in Accra but go to the villages and feel the authentic culture. People are losing trust in traditional media because of their propaganda.

[@fugeesazaro7535]

Ghana: the capital of Africa 🇬🇭 ❤

[@ValentineUgochukwu]

No one seconded your nonsense comment you delulu😂😂😂😂

[@EverIncreasingGlory]

Wanted to comment but saw your surname and I’m not surprised it’s just a shame you’re a lady...disagreeing with someone doesn’t warrant insults...there are many ways you can disagree with someone and still be polite... Learn manners..love from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@yhaarhfaraday9643]

@@ValentineUgochukwuHe is entitled to his opinion

[@isabelladelaawudi6259]

Was waiting for a Nigerian to come and comment about this statement and they didn’t disappoint. Very sad

[@richardtwum4676]

Is a fact if don't believe it you can go burn the sea ofui wate​@@ValentineUgochukwu

[@panafricanist8876]

Best documentary on Ghana i have ever watched.

[@phrancevevo5414]

Why am I emotional over a documentary of my own country? This’s best well documented note I have ever seen of Africa.

[@Honelbeet]

Sameee. My heart literally welled up with so much love for my beloved country as I watched it

[@fruqan]

As a Ghanaian this video has taught me about Ghana than I had known my whole life

[@ekowhanson9268]

This the best documentary I have seen about my country. The cinematography and narration is absolutely stunning.

[@space-and-science]

We're so happy to hear that! Thank you so much for that :)

[@maameyaaa.7563]

This is beautiful! As a Ghanaian, I got goosebumps watching this. Thank you, for reminding me of how beautiful and dynamic my country is.♥️🇬🇭🙏🏽

[@RiseandIspireTV]

Ghana, my country. The land of stark peace and rich resources. The hope of Africa.

[@Obresedk96]

The Gateway to Africa, Ghana 🇬🇭 my MotherLand…

[@wettmarley]

Thank you for featuring our beloved motherland, Ghana is heaven

[@S3NYO_K]

First time I've watched a documentary on youtube without skipping.. good

[@Honelbeet]

I swear I didn't realize it was 51 mins by the time I was done

[@DrKoko90]

Wow! This is the first time I’ve seen a documentary about Ghana start in the North; especially with my tribe (Gurunsi). Much appreciated.

[@SamuelSimons-y7x]

As a proud Ghanaian passionate about wildlife conservation, this beautifully crafted documentary showcases just a glimpse of Ghana’s incredible wildlife. Great work!

[@dashikimeclothing2908]

Wow, as a Ghanaian, they made Ghana look more attractive than I ever imagined. I realize that I don’t know my country much!

[@kwawkwansah2452]

That is saddening to hear There are far more stunning places in Ghana. It shows our education system fails us and does not instil pride in what we have I am not talking about mansions or such edifices but the natural and traditional Ghana.

[@dashikimeclothing2908]

@ you’ve got a point bro!

[@kwawkwansah2452]

@@dashikimeclothing2908 we can show you lots of places in Ghana that will amaze you

[@arnoldaryee8693]

Our civics and cultural education is failing us as Ghanaians. No general Positive knowledge given to us at school about the different cultures in different areas of the land . I have learnt more of the others since I have lived abroad.. We have become limited by our own ethnic Background.

[@PrinceAgyemangDuah]

this is the best documentary about ghana i've seen in a while!

[@amiciopera]

Breath taking, I am left speechless! The joy of being From.the mother land.

[@Bright.Africa]

Ghana 🇬🇭 is a true treasure of West Africa! From its rich history to its breathtaking wildlife and vibrant culture, every corner tells a story. This documentary captures the heart and soul of Ghana beautifully! 🌍✨

[@SamuelComah]

That's why we say God blessed our homeland Ghana and made our nation great and strong.💪🇬🇭

[@SamuelBentil-e9t]

This documentary proves that God is truly turning the captivity of His people on the continent. It’s not coincidental that many are all beginning to see and appreciate how awesome and beautiful people inside and out we are. The veil is being lifted of our true identity and we are blessed as a generation to witness this. Onwards to greatness and shedding all negativity. In Micah 4:8 the scripture says I’ll return my people once again to the first dominion that they lost. “Kingship and sovereignty will return again back you; your royal might and power will come back to you daughter of Jerusalem”. It’s happening right before our eyes. Let’s embrace it, people of the Most High.

[@adoremilliana]

I love the fact that this documentary covered all the amazing things Ghana have to offer from every conner of the country. Proud Ghanaian here 🇬🇭🥰

[@kesewaaasiamah-benneh3812]

Aww this is beautiful..my Ghana!

[@nellynelghana]

As a Ghanaian, living in the city Accra,im learning a lot from these types of PROPER documentaries. I’m definitely taking a trip to the northern part,to see all these for myself.

[@bettyjohnson1963]

It feels really good watching this beautiful documentary as a Ghanaian😇😍😍thanks for this,I will recommend your channel to all my love ones💯❤

[@PlayWithAkinAndNati]

I love Ghana from Ethiopia. 💚💛❤

[@Forex_Uncovered]

I didn’t know this about timber harvesting in the lake. That is amazing! Creating value and solving the problem of floating trunks wow 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@michaelwamiti1611]

The fact that you go deep, no sugar coating.... tell and show as is. Now thats what I like.kudos from Kenya

[@rkyei-gyau525]

Clearly a well thought out, fair and balanced documentary devoid of the usual negative stereotypes generalisations. Kudos to the producers. Makes me prouder as a Ghanaian

[@ki.k_Tv]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary of our beautiful country.

[@JustAThought155]

Gee! I spent a month in Ghana, years ago, but I never saw ANYTHING remotely as beautiful as this documentary is showing. Sadly, I spent nearly all of my time in the capital city, Accra. The MOST gorgeous thing I did encounter while there was seeing the children all walking to school in the morning with smiles and excitement as they wore their backpacks and uniforms. Some of the children were as young as, maybe, three years old! That truly was a gorgeous sight to see! Education and cleanness were PARAMOUNT in that culture. At 5:00 AM the days begin with sweeping, hand washing, and kids starting their journey to being educated.

[@AKams-df8vv]

This documentary deserves an award!

[@BulelaniMambinja]

Wow ,Ghana is beautiful I love Ghana.

[@ZAGIDI]

Great Great Great Documentary and Production. Above all, it’s well presented 🫡🇬🇭

[@space-and-science]

Thank you! :)

[@albertdanquah8693]

I know most of these places as a Ghanaian! Ghana is really beautiful! Beautiful sceneries and wildlife in mole and others dotted forest reserves across the country

[@PrinceAppiah-fw1xk]

Best documentary ever

[@dailylivesgh8133]

This is one of the best documentaries I've ever watched...if not the best. I'm subscribing

[@GandalfMelanated]

I'm dating a woman from Ghana and I'm learning more about her culture. This documentary is mind-melting. The urban miners and the metal pots some of them make are exemplary of human creativity. Thank you for making this masterpiece. I feel closer to my woman now. ❤

[@enochnarh8021]

Great piece. Happy to see my home town with the clam business still ongoing. Felt nostagic to see my Junior school mate (first time in over 20 years) diving for clams. Thanks for the great work. ❤ #amazingghana

[@wildhorizonca]

A beautiful journey through Ghana! 🇬🇭✨

[@Kingoftheimmigrants4646]

This should win an OSCAR

[@geohopkings3666]

Enough of worshipping white people accolades... It's time u value something home.

[@kofiyesere]

I’m a lifestyle KZbinr from Ghana 🇬🇭 and let me tell you: this is an excellent epic perfect cinematography documentary!! Love it 😍

[@Baffour459]

What a lovely , brief and precise rendition of Ghana’s past and present . Very captivating 👌

[@erzoahjah3962]

Finest Documentary about my Country Ghana (Africa) ❤❤

[@Candle_Deal]

As a Ghanaian Ewe man, I am happy to hear languages from our beautiful North too. I love our Northern languages ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Baffour459]

What a lovely , brief and precise rendition of Ghana’s past and present . Very captivating 👌 ❤

[@Truestory343]

I love Ghana 🇬🇭 and this beautiful documentary ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nanadrawslot]

The videography and storyboards are really immaculate. Your storytelling is captivating and interesting

[@The1Sly]

Even though I live in Accra my Mum is from the Upper East so i understood most of what the elderly woman from the first part of the video was saying.. Amazing documentary. Ghana is more than just accra.

[@hellogamerx9559]

Finally a good documentary i'll frequently watch besides NatGeo... Tnx for making this channel and putting in the work to bring us content this good ...

[@awuah]

imagine living in Ghana your whole life as a 40 something year old and hearing of Gurunsi tribe for the first time on a youtube channel. Sad.

[@francisagbere3827]

You probably know it, it's same as Frafra

[@awuah]

@ makes sense .. I was actually suspecting something like that …

[@kaykhej5601]

Is it Grushie or Gurunsi?

[@takyiraiddi6835]

Not true.

[@adogpaematilda3260]

​@@kaykhej5601 Gurunsi is right, the language is Gurune which Sama as frafra

[@delosei7332]

Perfect documentary hands down! Big ups to the channel for this amazing digital journey

[@space-and-science]

Thank you so much! :)

[@josephkusi5926]

I hardly watch a documentary through to the end, but right after watching the entire 50 minutes of this documentary the first time, I watched the whole thing again. It is an exquisite, dainty, and witty documentary that shows the best and worst of a West African country, in the best way possible; a feast for the eyes and ears, which leaves our cup running over. With an unbeatable soundtrack to match its breath-taking cinematography, it curates a viewing experience of what is sometimes idyllic, sometimes urban, sometimes scenic, sometimes chaotic, but at all times, beautiful. From the picturesque savanna wilderness and forests of the North, through the warm, light and airy of the riverine towns and villages of the middle Volta, to the dark forests, cocoa belt and golden veins of historically great Ashanti, one is taken on a guided tour across the length and breadth of Ghana. The ferries on the river, the swanky estuarine villas of Ada, the wooden boats on the coconut tree-lined beaches of the coastal South, the boxing district of Bukom, and the slums and markets of large towns and cities abuzz with commerce and hustle, showcase the rich heritage, culture, and natural endowments of Ghana. But above all, it shows her greatest resource - the people. Chapeau to the makers of this fine documentary.

[@Qixxiedu]

I'm proud to be a Ghanaian❤❤❤ nice documentary...

[@enlightenment5750]

WOW this is one of the great documentaries about an African country.

[@abenaappiah1]

Wow as a Ghanaian living in the Diaspora this brought much joy to see my beloved motherland. Home is Home ❤

[@alkebulanman3280]

Beautiful Mama Afrika! One Perfect Love!!!

[@paulharvey2396]

With all my heart I am moved to ask Japan and UK and all friends to inform us of the present state of the natural world in Ghana and neighboring nations, and to take real large scale action to save and protect this precious world heritage. 😢 Save our planet!!😢

[@vibesentertainment3990]

This is the epitome of beauty of nature. Living in the west have really drained our minds of our grassroots. God bless Ghana for recently issuing citizenships to African Americans. With time every black American will have time to visit Ghana the mother land which birth us all🇬🇭

[@ChillUnitedFan]

Proud to be a Ghanaian ❤

[@gibrinehamida6921]

I love Ghana 🇬🇭

[@emosohenedjan5739]

This is an unbiased representation of life in a country. Thank you

[@Koofoli]

God bless our homeland Ghana and make her great and strong !🇬🇭

[@andohfred7985]

I love my country, 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 🇬🇭 i have watched this documentary over and over, thank you

[@swagbwoylouis]

Always proud when when I see my country displayed in such an amazing way ❤❤

[@MrBeezy514]

Just got back from Ghana and this brings me so much joy. Great documentary!

[@Shiftynii]

18:25 As a Ghanaian im blown away by the beauty of the lake

[@Honelbeet]

For real

[@AE-ben]

God bless our homeland Ghana 🇬🇭

[@SaidahRuky-Nahaskey]

A well documented Ghana 🇬🇭 Thank you 🙏 And God bless our homeland Ghana

[@erickusiagyen368]

One of the best documentary about the nation Ghana so rich in vital information. I call it Ghana geography 2.0👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@_Be_Still]

The only documentary that touched the east, west, north, southern and central part of Ghana.

[@srodaaglagoh-aba8528]

This is so beautiful. As Ghanaian, for this documentary. I appreciate this 🙏 ❤❤. I will share this with everyone I know.

[@KBTadieh]

Growing up in Ghana, I lost many battles with African honey bees. These guys are small, but make no mistake; they can pack a mighty punch. They earned my respect, so I keep my distance now 😅

[@reallyreal7630]

What honey bees?? Please can you explain a little?

[@KBTadieh]

@ Honey bees are small, yellow, and black, and they are often found on flowers and plants. When I was growing up, they were everywhere in Kyebi. They seem cute, but make no mistake, they do sting

[@reallyreal7630]

@@KBTadieh Oh.. I get you.

[@davidlarbi9142]

THANK YOU!!!!! Space and Science. This is nothing short of WORLD CLASS. I'm not sure I blinked 52 times in these 52 minutes. As a Ghanaian, watching this was satisfying.

[@JesseAddai-Opoku]

Looking at this video , I see a lot of places and ways to improve this country ! Our leaders have to think and invest in these areas

[@johnzuh]

5 star documentary

[@NattyBongo-v1d]

Very educative and touching documentary. We need more and keep on with the good works.

[@Optimusbeard-r7q]

I love what you did with Agbogbloshie.. This is a well put together documentary

[@MinaZwei]

Ashanti region MUST be rewarded with world class development. Ashanti deserves that for literally fueling Ghana.

[@TheKofinyarko]

Asante is not only Ashanti Region😊

[@Evolve378]

Thank you for this beautiful documentary of my motherland, Ghana 🇬🇭 . I am going to keep this and play it to my children ❤

[@DAKSPALM]

As a Ghanaian, I can say this is one of the best documentary about my country😊

[@cvjsantos2025]

Wow😮❤❤❤❤

[@wildwonderjapan]

Spectacular! Ghana comes alive through vivid 4K footage, showcasing its rich history and breathtaking wild beauty.

[@Billoushukla]

Very nice documentary thanks 🙏

[@Ras_Spinoza]

Wow.. This is stunning. I have learned so much about my country from this 51-minute documentary.

[@naturezavidaes]

Ghana appears truly majestic through these breathtaking aerial shots!

[@kuchojoe500]

God bless our homeland Ghana ❤❤❤

[@curtiszyr]

“I see elephant everyday and they never cease to amaze me because look at the size and look at the behavior” so true, so huge so gentle so majestic 🐘

[@susannatantuoyir4488]

Great piece 🎉❤❤ Motherland

[@Zigmeister4]

Brilliantly captivating documentary on Ghana running right down from the Upper East Region to the South West. Snippets of the history, geography, and the culture of the country all captured and presented beautifully. Brilliant 👌🏾