The achimota Forest still has the nice welcoming feel from the groove of trees that makes it worth it's name, but the sad truth is the dilapidating state of the forest and the buildings on the forest land. It's a glaring fact that the founding fathers had great vision and insight when they started the achimota Forest, but it's now not being built on to progress or being properly preserved. I remember the first time I used the road from Achimota to kisseiman, It was filled with beautiful groove of trees. Let's preserve better our little patch of green forest in scorching Accra. Stop the unprecedented cutting of trees without planting...
Read moreThe kind of open closest you'd want to connect to Lord. The atmosphere is super conducive for prayers and location is great. Ease of access to vehicle to major parts of Accra.
Well maintained now than some years back. I will recommend this place for Christian retreat, personal and group prayer events etc.
There's however a gate fee which is not much and also to use a particular space as a group/church you will have to pay a token.
You'd also need to rent your own chairs there at a small fee and take them...
Read moreI visited Achimota Forest mainly for the zoo experience, and it turned out to be well worth the stop. The space is a refreshing effort at preservation, and credit to the authorities for maintaining it with noticeable care.
The animals looked healthy and well-kept, which isn’t something you always see in similar places around here. What truly elevated the visit was the tour guide. Knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about his work, he made the experience feel personal and informative without...
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