The city of Kumasi in Ghana

This square is adjacent to the roadside dining room in Kintampo.

The roadside dining room is in Kintampo.

The Techiman-Tamale road goes across the town of Kintampo.

The road of Techiman-Tamale.

This is the asphalt pavement on the road of Techiman-Tamale in the area of Kintampo town.

The sign reads “Please don't kill yourself by crossing the road”.

The sign reads “Please don't urinate here”.

A truck with the “GT 7129-13” vehicle registration plate is in the town of Kintampo.

The princess of the bread is a lovely African girl, selling the bread in Kintampo.

A lovely female vendor is selling the bread in Kintampo.

A lovely female vendor has taken a funny pose.

A charming female vendor sits on the high chair.

A pretty female vendor stands on the high chair in a provocative pose.

A good-looking female vendor sits on the high chair in a haughty pose.

I met this funny female banana hawker somewhere on the road from Mole National Park to Kumasi.

A lovely female banana hawker.

A good-looking roadside vendor.

A good-looking Ghanaian girl is somewhere on the road from Damongo to Kumasi.

A good-looking Ghanaian girl is dressed in a colorful blue dress.

My room in Georgia Hotel.

Bathroom is in my room in Georgia Hotel.

An erotic painting is in my room in Georgia Hotel.

These cottages belong to Georgia Hotel.

An interior of Georgia Hotel.

A staircase is in Georgia Hotel.

The avenue of Georgia K Kusi.

Georgia Hotel is located on the avenue of Georgia K Kusi.

The facade of Georgia Hotel.

This road is in front of Georgia Hotel.

Landscape design of Georgia Hotel.

A beautiful waitress of Georgia Hotel.

A good-looking waitress of Georgia Hotel.

An attractive Ghanaian waitress works in Georgia Hotel.

A charming waitress of Georgia Hotel.

A face of the charming waitress.

A charming waitress of Georgia Hotel is smiling.

I had a tasty breakfast in Georgia Hotel.

This is the driver of a van we rented in Ghana.

Our Kumasi excursion started on the central market.

The Royal Bank is located in Bendeltar Towers.

A first statue of a drummer is on the central market.

“Mom and dad phones” shop is on the central market.

ODK accessories shop is on the central market.

MTN Mobile Money is on the central market.

An outdoor shop of cosmetics is on the central market.

African beauties are buying the cosmetics on the central market.

Walking through the central market.

Roofs of the central market.

A mother is walking with a child on her back.

Colorful cups and other utensils are on the central market.

Kitchen utensils are on the central market.

A sunny sky is over the central market.

Two-storey buildings prevail on this central market.

Walking through the narrow streets of central market.

A vendor of bread is walking ahead of me on the central market.

Lansah Chemist Ltd is located on the central market.

A taxi with AS 6729-11 vehicle registration plate is on the central market.

Great quantity of sales outlets are on the central market.

CAL Bank is on the central market.

A pair of young African people are smiling to me.

A pair of young African people are on the central market.

Sneakers are on sale on the central market.

The throng is on the central market.

Retail shoes vendors are on the central market.

People are on the central market.

Retail vendors of drinking water are on the central market.

Women are on the central market.

“Baby Face” shop is on the central market.

Unfinished multistory buildings are on the central market.

The roads of central market are not congested by traffic sometimes.

An outdoor barbershop is on the central market.

One can observe the process of hairstyle creation here on the central market.

If I had not visited this lovely market I wouldn't have seen the sculpture of a funny drummer.

This sculpture of a drummer seems somewhat abandoned.

An attractive woman is dressed in a colorful elegant dress.

A street vendor of coconuts.

Prempeh II Avenue.

Ecobank.

Nyarko Kusi Amoah street.

A lion statue is on the central island of a roundabout.

A lion statue is located in front of Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

A lion statue.

Nyarko Kusi Amoah street as seen from the Lion statue.

A beautiful Ghanaian woman is on the background of Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

A fine-looking Ghanaian woman is in the bright colourful dress.

Three African teenage girls are on the background of Lion statue.

The Lion statue as seen from Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

Bright female parishioners of Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

Female parishioners of Wesley Methodist Cathedral are dressed mostly in white.

One of the beautiful female parishioners of Wesley Methodist Cathedral is inside the church building.

The tower of Wesley Methodist Cathedral is coloured in the brick-red color.

A roundabout with a lion statue as seen from Wesley Methodist Cathedral.

Wesley Methodist Cathedral as seen from the roundabout with a lion statue.

Wesley Methodist Cathedral is named after John Wesley, one of the founders of the Methodist church.

Kumasi Central Prison.

Kama Plaza is located on the Nyarko Kusi Amoah street.

Prudential Plaza is located on the intersection between the Nyarko Kusi Amoah street and the Prempeh II avenue.

A woman with a bowl on the head walks down the Nyarko Kusi Amoah street.

A winding Adum footbridge is built over the ground.

Kufuor Clinic.

An abundance of advertising is in the Adum area.

Adontenmu street.

This is an intersection between Prempeh II Avenue and Pinanko Road.

First Eve Plaza is located on the Osei Tutu I avenue.

Adum footbridge is a seventy-meter pedestrian bridge in the central part of city.

Adum footbridge is a boost to economic activities between Kejetia and Adum.

In the noon, young African girls are sleeping in the shade on the Prempeh II avenue.

A statue depicts two men keeping a porcupine in their hands over its heads.

An inscription reads “Manhyia Palace Museum”.

The facade of the Manhyia Palace Museum.

A statue of porcupine is located near the Manhyia Palace.

The Manhyia Palace Museum is a historical museum and situated within the Manhyia Palace.

A colourful peacock.

A group of schoolgirls is near the Manhyia Palace Museum.

A group of funny schoolgirls is near the Manhyia Palace Museum.

A group of funny schoolgirls with broad smiles.

A group of funny African schoolgirls.

A Ghanaian teenage pretty girl.

A lovely Ghanaian teenage girl.

A nice Ghanaian teenage girl.

A lovely African teenage girl.

Lovely African young fair maidens.

An African young fair maiden.

Young African fair maidens are striking lovely poses.

Young Ghanaian fair maidens are striking funny poses.

Statue of Okomfo Anokye is situated at the entrance to Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.

Statue of Okomfo Anokye is located on the Bantama road.

A lovely African girl struck a pose somewhere within the territory of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.

An exotic bush is on the territory of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.

The territory of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital is decorated with the exotic bushes.

A cactus in bloom is somewhere on the territory of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital.

The Okomfo Anokye Sword Site is a sacred place for the Ashanti people.

A statue of a drummer is in the Centre for National Culture.

Tall trees of Royal palm species grow everywhere throughout the Centre for National Culture.

A statue of a bare-breasted African woman is in the Centre for National Culture.

A huge head is placed right on the ground surface in the National Cultural Centre.

A statue of an African woman with bare breasts is in the Centre for National Culture.

The Centre for National Culture is set within peaceful, shaded grounds and includes craft workshops.

An open air concert hall is in the National Cultural Centre.

Good-looking young African women are in the National Cultural Centre.

Lovely young Ghanaian women are in the National Cultural Centre.

A statue of a wise African man is in the National Cultural Center complex.

A statue of a drummer is in the National Cultural Centre.