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– Former President Mahama visited the Mole National Park in Ghana, in the north of the country
– He shared adorable photos of the tourist site via his Facebook page
– He described the Mole National Park as a great tourist site
Ghana's president, John Dramani Mahama, has visited his Facebook page to share adorable photos of his visit to the country's Mole National Park in West Gonja District in the Northern Region.
The former president shared his unique photo experience on Sunday, July 14, 2019.
He captured moments by telling details that could only lead to the conclusion that his visit to Ghana's largest national park was a day full of happiness.
President Mahama described the park as a & # 39; & # 39; Great tourist & # 39; site.
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The photos also show revealing smiles from a man who does not seem to age.
YEN.com.gh Take you through some of the pictures with background stories of Mole National Park.
Mole National Park is Ghana's largest national park and offers the best wildlife experience in Ghana. It was the first national park to be created in Ghana.
The park is home to the largest diversity of wildlife in Ghana and is the only place in Ghana where you can experience elephants in the wild.
Photo credit: www.facebook.com: Former President John Mahama
Source: Facebook
In addition to elephants, you will see antelopes, bushbucks, monkeys, warthogs, baboons and other smaller animals.
The Mole National Park is pretty well laid out to accommodate tourists.
Photo credit: www.facebook.com: Former President John Mahama
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Because of the lack of predators, safaris can be done on foot – a unique experience quite different from that of vehicles in southern and eastern Africa. Walking so close to elephants is an exhilarating experience that you will never forget!
Photo credit: www.facebook.com: Former President John Mahama
Source: Facebook
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Walking safaris usually take place early in the morning, at 6 am and late afternoon from 4 pm. These can last from 2 hours to 4 hours and are guided by an armed forest ranger.
Another option is to go on a driving safari, always with an armed ranger. These can last up to a full day and allow you to cover a much larger area of the park.
Photo credit: www.facebook.com: Former President John Mahama
Source: Facebook
The Mole Park Lodge has an observation deck that overlooks a water point. Especially during the dry season (mid-December to mid-April), you will usually see herds of elephants grazing and swimming early in the morning or evening, a few hours before sunset.
During your stay at Mole National Park, we also recommend visiting the ancient Larchanga mud and stick mosque. This mosque is extraordinarily beautiful, but because of the hbadles of Larabanga, we recommend having your guide on your arrival.
Another fun excursion is the nearby Mognori Cultural Village for a canoe safari or cultural program featuring percussion and dancing.
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