GHANA SOLO TRAVEL VLOG| Explore Accra with me (pt1)| Ghanaian Food, History and Culture

I spent 4.5 weeks in Ghana on a solo trip to learn more about the various cultures, history and most importantly food. Over the next few weeks, I will be sharing vlogs from the 7 different regions I visited on this trip.
This vlog is all about Accra. We started at Jamestown and headed to Nima to learn about history and food culture. Part 2 is coming soon.
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[@Nasriyn9]

As a African-American Master Herbalist in America, I’m definitely interested in learning more about traditional African Herbalism! Thanks for sharing💚

[@carmenxmusic1794]

Very excited for all the upcoming vlogs. I followed your stories on IG already but these vlogs will be elevated! Ghana is for sure my favorite country and watching this gives me so much nostalgia. Very excited to write down some of the places you visited for future travels. Medaase paa ❤

[@Veleanoria]

I'm so excited to see more of those vlogs! I hope you had a great time!

[@gabelstapler4364]

Very intresting! fun to learn more things about ghana, especially jamestown through your eyes!

[@LiquidSunshine22]

Loved this vlog!! I found the herbal medicines especially interesting

[@TheEvans]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@jwilli7434]

So interesting. This vlog series rocks!!

[@eprohoda]

Eat~ yo,you shared interesting sharing~ciao- 💥

[@McRonster]

Here for the 🫖 with the tourism board 😂

[@abigailedu5858]

How do you find your tour guides?

[@everythingispolitics6526]

I hope you enjoyed your trip. This video went by so quickly. Can't wait to see more of Ghana through your lense and hear your commentaries about their some of their social political issues. Also, paused at 11:24 as I thought the spices the market woman listed were in tandem with Biryani (an Indian/Middle Eastern rice delicacy), rather than jollof (and truth be told, I did a quick Go0gle search only to discover that most of those spices are indeed used in Biryani). Like you said in the video, that particular market is known for importing south Asian spices + plus most of traders are Muslims, so it makes sense that their version of jollof gleans influence from Asia and Middle Eastern nations. Looking forward to more videos.