The second day we went to the tomb of the first president of Ghana when Ghana became free. The tomb was made to look like a downward pointing sword to represent peace. The best part of the day was stopping at the markets and having to bargain with people. Every seller wants you to try on necklaces, bracelets, and clothing. I ended up buying two African bracelets at the markets. Later we went to a art museum were I bought a tapestry. Below are some pictures from the days events with brief explanation.
Two African bracelets I bought for 3 dollars
A picture of the tapestry/banner I bought at the art museum
World Hottest soup, made with whole pieces of chicken and chili/habenero peppers
Just a panorama of the restaurant we ate at.
This is actually a coffin. You can be buried in what ever you want in Ghana.
The tomb of the first president of Ghana
Picture of the surrounding monument over the tomb of the first president
Another picture of the monument
Yet another picture of the monument
A light house by the British fort
More scenery life
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