Princess Town: Western Region's best-kept secret

[@tvs9978]

Finally, a KZbinr who consulted a proper historian to get the history behind a monument. Too many just say anything on their videos. Kudos to you and Mr. Blankson for conveying the accurate history

[@christophpeinhaupt5680]

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[@queenquayson]

Love that you explored my hometown !!! It’s such a beautiful place ❤️❤️❤️

[@johncobbinah2840]

Good day dear, It's good to be proud of your hometown am also happy because it's my home. Wish we'll meet at home one day

[@arayscott1608]

So it means some free slaves were brought to princess town

[@philipcudjoe3880]

good pm indeed the best comes from the west am also from Princess Town

[@zionlee3644]

AMAZING DOCUMENTARY!! PRODUCTION ON POINT!! MR PRESENTER, SPLENDID!! YOU BROUGHT ME ALONG THE THRILL VICARIOUSLY. SALUTE!!!!!!!!

[@zionlee3644]

Impressive

[@johncobbinah2840]

Am highly impressed for such a good job done. Please this is a quick reminder, I didn't see the river in this presentation. There is a beautiful river which joins the sea and travels all the way to Abura-Ahanta West which also has impressive history.

[@sremsaimichael8571]

Very impressive and amazing scenery nice to watch

[@sinovelo]

indeed a wonderful place to be. there is Aya Beach Bar, too. Cheers!

[@johncobbinah2840]

Have been there before and that's also awesome

[@fionaentsuah4401]

That my hometown princess Akatayi❤

[@AndyToonsmultimedia]

Nice job done . Very interesting and educative 👍

[@AndyToonsmultimedia]

How can I be part of the team ? I am a drone pilot and I will love to join and be part of this production

[@SamSung-yx2pj]

Really Beautiful and Serene! As a matter of fact I'm originally Fanti- Ahanta from Sekondi -Takoradi but had never heard or visited this place Whilst l've severally been to Busia just a stone throw from the Area! I'll definitely visit there when next time in Ghana 🎉❤😂

[@queenquayson]

As much as it’s good to explore this place, let’s do it with as much respect for the culture 🥰

[@always_mensah]

I will chase you everywhere you go ❤

[@wettmarley]

is there a way to partner Ghana tourist board / Ghana monuments and museum to upgrade the place

[@jonlamp5244]

Definitely going there

[@adjoaworlasi1725]

Please kindly help me with the exact location .

[@georgemensah5266]

Yes a very beautiful Aya beach bar where we took our daily cold 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

[@douglasboateng7038]

Can I get the contact of the tour guide at the fort?? Very urgent please

[@georgemensah5266]

I spent two nights with my German friend Henning MARCARD in the Castle.

[@ackahkofiefrancis4289]

Does it save as a Guest House as well.

[@RhfgDbfj]

Is my hometown

[@christophpeinhaupt5680]

Bets traditions and rich culture

[@yungmufasa]

MY BEAUTIFUL HOMETOWN 🫶

[@alexdankwa8315]

they must advertise this place in Germany and surely it will overflow with tourist as is also part of their heritage

[@lucky04Mick1]

😌🙏🙏

[@tvs9978]

Honestly, if they upgrade the bedrooms they can charge a much more sustainable fee per night. 20 cedis is too low. A single room should be at least 80 cedis, a double 150 cedis so that average Ghanaian can also enjoy it but of course higher rates for foreign tourists.

[@georgemensah5266]

Ooooh thanks God I refused joining my German friend for a boat Trip in the lagoon because I suspected crocodiles in there

[@kwamekyiamoadonkoh74]

Those crocodiles are not wild. Our ancestors wisely advised us that they are the kids of the god which protects the village. So no one hunted them. Like most kids from the village I swam and fished in the lagoon for years. I have never heard of anyone being attacked by the crocs. I hope today's so called modernity and imported religion will not reverse the reverence which has made it a sustainable environment. Something the modern world is striving for now. When my "illiterate" ancestors knew of for centuries.