
Nkwanta South Municipal, Oti
NewNkwanta Waterfall
A rarely photographed forest cascade inside the Kyabobo reserve, reached on foot through the mountain rainforest above Nkwanta town.

Ghana's newest region, carved from northern Volta in 2019, and a land of vast untapped tourism potential. Kyabobo National Park protects rugged mountain terrain, waterfalls, and rare wildlife along the Togolese border. The eastern shores of Lake Volta stretch across Krachi, while the Nkwanta area is known for its diverse ethnic mosaic and vibrant yam festivals. With few tourists and raw natural beauty, Oti is the frontier for travellers seeking genuine discovery.
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Nkwanta South Municipal, Oti
NewA rarely photographed forest cascade inside the Kyabobo reserve, reached on foot through the mountain rainforest above Nkwanta town.

Nkwanta South Municipal, Oti
NewGhana's least-visited wilderness, covering 360 square kilometres of mountain rainforest sheltering elephants, chimpanzees, and the country's second-highest peak.

Krachi West District, Oti
NewA quiet Krachi West town sitting along the historic 19th-century trade and slave-route corridor that once ran through the powerful Dente shrine at Kete Krachi.

Jasikan Municipal, Oti
NewThe rolling highland ranges above Jasikan, part of the same mountainous spine that shelters Kyabobo National Park and the Breast Mountains.

Krachi East Municipal, Oti
NewA slow pontoon crossing over the Oti River linking the young regional capital of Dambai to historic Kete Krachi, an authentic slice of river life on Lake Volta's northern arm.