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Pieter11 Says: When you go left when entering the area, you are heading for the bigger falls. After 100 metres walking between some bushes with a lot of butterflies, you have to descent some high stairs before you get to te main spectacle of the site: the falls of about 30 metres high!They...
Pieter11 Says: When you enter the area around the Kintampo Falls, you can choose two directions: one to the small, and one to the bigger waterfalls. When you go right, you will end up at the small ones, after about 300 metres. To get there is not difficult: just follow the footpath, but to...
Toronto Guesthouse: Toronto Guesthouse
Pieter11 Says: One of the few places to sleep in Kintampo is the Toronto Guesthouse, in the centre of town, at 200 metres from the tro-tro station. The place looks nice and the rooms are OK too, but:- The room we had was quite expensive: 115.00 cedis ($ 11,50) pernight, and it was the only...
-: Food at the tro-tro station
Pieter11 Says: When you are looking for a good restaurant to have lunch or dinner in Kintampo, you will not find a lot. As far as I know there are no decent restaurants in the centre of the town. There, the only places where you can find food are market stalls with bread and fruits (nice...
Pieter11 Says: To get to the Kintampo Falls coming from central Kintampo, it is the easiest to charter a taxi. That will bring you to the falls in less then 10 minutes, Expect to pay about 10.000 - 15.000 cedis (US $ 1,00-1,50) for a single way. You can ask the driver to pick you up like 2...
Pieter11 Says: Kintampo is a very important transport hub in central Ghana. Almost all tranportation going from the centre to the north and the other way, stops here. The most common -and cheapest- way however is by using a tro-tro: mostly a small mini bus that is packed with people.From...
Pieter11 Says: At least take solid shoes with you. When you want to see the waterfalls best, you really need to climb some of the slippery rocks, especially at the smaller falls. There you really need some good shoes to stay up.
Pieter11 Says: There are two stalls in the area around the Falls where drinks and food CAN be sold, but when I was there, they both were closed. So I think it is wise to at least take something to drink with you, especially when you are staying longer to take a swim for example.
bagzio Says: infact it wonderful,and everybody in ghana knows about kintampo water force it is fantastic
Pieter11 Says: To get to the waterfalls, you need to pay a small entrance fee at the gate. There are two different rates: one for Ghanaians and one for foreigners. For foreigners it is 15.000 cedis per person (US $ 1,50) to get in, how long you want.
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infact it wonderful,and everybody in ghana knows about kintampo water force it is fantastic
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Kintampo is an important transport hub between Tamale and Kumasi, in the Brong Ahafo Region of Ghana. Every vehicle crossing the town, stops here to get some fuel, or something to eat and drink. This...
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If traveling the main north south highway between Tamale and Kumasi, be sure to stop at Kintampo Falls, a short distance north of the city of Kintampo. The stop is well worth the time and effort....
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