The Larabanga Mosque is located in the village of Larabanga. |
The Larabanga Mosque was built in the Sudanese architectural style. |
The Larabanga Mosque is the oldest mosque in the country and one of the oldest in West Africa. |
A huge baobab tree grows beside the Larabanga Mosque. |
A little girl walks through the village of Larabanga. |
A little girl walks with a bowl on the head. |
People are in the village of Larabanga. |
Somewhat surprisingly, the little children of the village have big round bellies. |
Cheerful people live in the village of Larabanga. |
Little girls and a grandmother are in the village of Larabanga. |
Little girls are in the village of Larabanga. |
Little girls are beside the Larabanga Mosque. |
The children of the village. |
A child is from the village. |
One of the ordinary houses is in the village of Larabanga. |
Adorable little Ghanaian girl wearing a necklace around her waist. |
A necklace around the waist of little girl is the only piece of her clothing. |
Two cute little African girls, one of them wears the belly beads without panties. |
The Larabanga Mosque was founded in 1421. |
The Larabanga Mosque is built with mud and reeds. |
Hard grains can be pounded in this wooden pot. |
A lovely mother and her daughter are at the entrance to their hut. |
A wide shining African smile. |
A charming mother and her daughter are in the festive clothing. |
The child tries to taste the sweets right in the wrapper. |
Goil petrol station in Damongo. |
Damongo is a small town and is the capital of West Gonja district. |
This shop is located on the Goil petrol station in Damongo. |