An extraordinary road trip organized by CitiFM and CitiTV, the Heritage Caravan traverses more than half of Ghana’s regions. Participants embark on a distinctive journey, exploring the country’s various regions up close, immersing themselves in its historical and cultural heritage. This rich blend of excitement, education, enlightenment, and entertainment offers patrons a deeper understanding of Ghana, its landscape, people, and culture.

Mark your calendars for the Caravan 2024 edition, unfolding from March 3rd to March 10th! 🌟🚌🇬🇭

2024 Caravan Diaries

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Day 5 Diaries

History of Caravan

Since its inception in 2016, the Heritage Caravan has embarked on a captivating journey across every region of Ghana. Along the way, it has explored iconic sites that resonate with the nation’s rich history and culture. These include:

1. Mole National Park: A pristine wilderness teeming with wildlife.
2. Military Museum: A tribute to Ghana’s military heritage.
3. Bonwire Kente Exhibition (located in the Ashanti Region): Showcasing the vibrant artistry of Kente cloth.
4. Slave Memorial at Assin Manso: A solemn reminder of Ghana’s painful past.
5. Elmina Castle: A historic fortress that witnessed the transatlantic slave trade.
6. Larabanga Mosque: An architectural marvel with centuries-old roots.
7. Nzulezu: An enchanting village built on stilts above Lake Tadane.
8. Paga Crocodile Pond: Home to fascinating crocodiles.

As a flagship initiative of Citi TV and Citi FM, the Heritage Caravan is an eagerly anticipated annual event. Held in March, it forms an integral part of the Heritage Month programs and activities. Through this series of events, Ghana celebrates its diverse heritage and deep historical connections. 🚌🇬🇭✨

Join The Caravan

To book a seat on the Heritage Caravan, call 0205973973 or visit the CitiFM or CitiTv office for enquiries.