• Cape Coast Slave Castle (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
  One of the most significant historical sites in Africa, this castle was a major hub for the transatlantic slave trade. Walk through its dark dungeons, visit the Door of No Return, and reflect on the stories of those who passed through its walls.
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• Elmina Slave Castle
  The oldest European building in Sub-Saharan Africa, Elmina Castle is a haunting yet powerful site that reveals the painful history of slavery while standing as a symbol of resilience.
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• Assin Manso Slave River
  This was the final bathing site of enslaved Africans before they were sent to the coast for shipment. The river is now a site of remembrance, with memorials and a place for visitors to pay their respects.

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• Kakum National Park
  A lush rainforest home to diverse wildlife, this park offers an exhilarating experience with its 7 Bridges Canopy Walk, suspended high above the trees, providing breathtaking views of the jungle.
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• The Door of No Return
  A symbolic and emotional site at both Cape Coast and Elmina Castles, this door represents the final exit point of enslaved Africans before their forced voyage across the Atlantic.