Bugum Festival
Although the Bugum Festival was also linked with Islam, it has become a major event on the traditional calendar too. It commemorates the flight of Naiyul-Lah Mohammed from Mecca into exile in Medina in AD658. The festival is celebrated in Dagbon, Gonja, Mamprusi and Nanumba. The events begin withprocessions from neighbouring villages. By nightfall, all the villagers converge at the Chief's palace withlighted torches. Following special invocations by the Chief, the ceremony illuminate the streets. Festive drumming and dancing continue until the early hours of the morning. |Book your tour|

Edina Buronya Festival
This is the native version of Christmas which is exclusively celebrated by the people of Elmina (Edina) on the first Thursday of the New Year. The festival was influenced by the Portuguese settlers who celebrated a similar event every January. For the people of Edina, it is a period of purification, sacrifices to the gods, remembrance of the dead, and the welcoming of a new year. Families pour libations and invite friends to participate in dining, and merry-making, throughout the town.

Rice Festival
Is celebrated by the people of Akpafu, in the Volta Region. |Book your tour|

Kpini-Kyiu & Tenghana Festivals
Is celebrated by the people of Wa & Tongu, in the Upper East Region. |Book your tour|

Danso Abaim & Ntoa Fukokuese Festivals
Is celebrated by the people of Techimentia & Nkoranza, in the Brong Ahafo Region. |Book your tour|

Apafram Festival
Is celebrated by the people of Akwamu, in the Eastern Region. |Book your tour|

February

Papa Festival
Is celebrated by the people of Kumawu, in the Ashanti Region. |Book your tour|

Dzawuwu Festival
Is celebrated by the people of Dabala, in the Volta Region. It is an Annual traditional and hanksgiving festival of the Agave people. |Book your tour|