Nkate nkwan is one of Ghana’s most famous national dishes. It is a soup made from peanuts. Many people refer to it as peanut butter soup, peanut or groundnut soup. There is a wide variety of peanut soups and stews across West Africa. This version is simply made by adding peanut sauce to an onion, tomato and pepper soup base. It is almost always served with omo tuo, but also goes very well with any kind of fufu.Nkate Nkwan
Ghana is primarily agricultural. Common crops are Okra, bananas, and mangos. 60% of Ghanaians are Christian. 50% are Muslim, 25% traditional African religion. Ghana has the highest percentage of Christians in West Africa. Christian sects present include Mormonism, Baptists, and others. As in many African countries, you will find that Rhythm is central to much of Ghana’s musical stylings.Culture - Ghana
From marvelous heritage sites to sprawling natural playgrounds and sparkling coasts, Ghana is a destination for adventurous travelers. Accra city is home to an exciting marketplace with a maze of traders selling all kinds of souvenirs. Makola Market is another sight to see, especially for bargain hunters who delight in the frenzy. Oceanfront towns welcome you to the paradise that is Ghana.Special Sights
Gambia's bay is located on the Gulf of Guinea Ocean (to the south).
Ghana borders Burkina Faso to the north-west.
Ghana borders Togo to the east.
Ghana borders Côte d’Ivoire (Elfenbeinküste) to the west.
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