Tourist Sites and Attracions

Kintampo Waterfalls: Located 4 km from Kintampo, the waterfalls drop 70 meters in three stages, with accessible paths allowing visitors to experience this natural beauty.
Kintampo Canopy Walkway: This walkway spans two locations over a valley, designed to hold loads of up to 20 people at a time, providing breathtaking views and an exhilarating experience.
Fuller Falls: Situated 7 km west of Kintampo on the Yoko River, these waterfalls offer a serene plunge pool surrounded by seating areas for relaxation.
Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary: Located 22 km north of Nkoranza, this sanctuary protects sacred monkeys and offers visitors the chance to observe their natural behaviors in the village environment.
Buoyem Caves and Bats Colony: This site features sandstone rocks, waterfalls, and a colony of Rosetta fruit bats, providing an exciting habitat tour experience.
Tano Boase Sacred Grove: Believed to be the cradle of Bono civilization, this grove also served as a refuge during the slave trade and remains a site for religious activities.
Bono Manso Slave Market: A historical site where slaves were sorted during the transatlantic slave trade, now attracting visitors interested in their heritage.

Festivals

Apoo Festival: Celebrated in March and April, this purification festival focuses on cleansing the community of social evils and seeking blessings for a good harvest.
Kurubi Festival: Celebrated by the Wangara people, this festival commemorates the revelation of the Holy Qur’an to the Prophet Mohammed, highlighting Islamic traditions.
Nkyifie Festival: Celebrated in September and October by the people of Prang, this festival showcases local culture and traditions.

Nearby Attractions

Key attractions in the Bono East Region include the following: Buabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary, Kintampo Waterfalls, Fuller Falls, Bono Manso Slave Center, Tano Boase Sacred Grove and Digya National Park.

Nearby Regions

The Bono East Region is bordered by: the Bono Region, Ahafo Region and Ashanti Region.