Northern Region

Northern Region

Expansive and diverse, the Northern Region blends cultural richness with striking savannah landscapes. Tamale, its fast-growing capital, features traditional architecture, bustling markets, and a vibrant arts scene. The region is also gateway to Mole National Park, Ghana’s largest wildlife reserve teeming with elephants and antelope.

Tamale

The Northern Region, located in Ghana’s northern corridor, is a land of vast savannahs, unique wildlife, and vibrant culture. Tamale, the capital, serves as the economic and cultural hub, featuring traditional architecture, bustling markets, and artisan crafts. The region is known for its historic mosques, including the Larabanga Mosque, one of West Africa’s oldest. Agriculture dominates the local economy, with grains, yams, and livestock playing key roles. Traditional festivals celebrate local history, music, and dance. National parks and wildlife reserves, including Mole National Park, offer safari experiences where elephants, antelopes, and other wildlife roam freely. Northern Ghana’s rich heritage, striking landscapes, and warm communities create a captivating experience for visitors.