The village of Bonakye, the towns of Yendi and Tamale in Ghana

We stopped in the town of Hohoe on the way to Tamale.

The main road of Hohoe town.

This “Kings” petrol station is on the way to Tamale.

“Kings” petrol station is located somewhere on the road between Dodi Papase and Ahamasu.

This part of the road to Tamale is located between the town of Dodi Papase and the town of Ahamasu.

The road to Tamale has a bright orange color.

A lonely motorcyclist is travelling along the road.

Houses are made of mud in the village of Bonakye.

The highway to Tamale passes through the village of Bonakye.

Mosque is in the village of Bonakye.

The road to Hohoe passes through the village of Bonakye.

Orange color of the road is typical for this area.

A lovely Ghanaian girl wears a colourful skirt and a weird headdress made of a nylon stockings.

This lovely Ghanaian girl looks very funny.

This seamstress is dressed exactly in the same clothes as the lovely Ghanaian girl from the previous photograph.

The main road of the village of Bonakye.

“Amenuveve Cold Store” is in the village of Bonakye.

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The main automobile road is in the town of Yendi.

This roast meat is either from rat or goat.

A typical Yendi household in 2016.

Teenage girls work as vendors in Yendi.

Teenage girl is selling mango in Yendi.

I didn't try this meat on a stick.

Local bikers are in Yendi.

Children are in Yendi.

Cute little girl is from Yendi.

Teenage female fruit vendors are from Yendi.

Motorcycles are in Yendi.

Muslim man is travelling on a motorcycle in Yendi.

Crest restaurant.

Salaga road is in the area of the Giddipass Crest restaurant.

Salaga road and the central market in background as seen from the foot of Giddipass Crest restaurant.

Street is at the foot of Crest restaurant.

Salaga road is at the foot of Crest restaurant.

Three girls are sitting beside the wall of Crest restaurant.

Three muslim girls are smiling while sitting beside the wall of Crest restaurant.

Tables and chairs are on the roof of Crest restaurant.

“Point 7” bar as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

Gbolamat Pharmacy as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

Fidelity Bank as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

Central Taxi Rank as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

Stanbic Bank as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

Officepoint as seen from the roof of Crest restaurant.

The roof of Crest restaurant is a good viewing platform.

Fish for sale are on the street.

This small lane is situated behind the Crest restaurant.

Stanbic Bank is in Tamale.

The bottle with drink of Alvaro is in the Crest restaurant.

A mother is breastfeeding a child while chatting with her friends.

A mother is breastfeeding a child on the street.

Salaga road.

Salaga road starts from the “Central Taxi Rank” taxi stand.

This intersection connects three main roads: Nyohini, Salaga and Bolgatanga-Tamale.

High volume of traffic is in the city of Tamale in the evening.

Slippers are on sale in the Central market.

The shop of Seven Brothers is in Tamale.

The road of Tamale-Techiman is in the city of Tamale.

Kanawu Plaza building is in the city of Tamale.

The Non-Ahmadi central mosque is in the city of Tamale.

Local female fish vendors are at the foot of Non-Ahmadi central mosque.

Non-Ahmadi central mosque.

The Non-Ahmadi central mosque is located on the Tamale-Techiman road.

The road of Tamale-Techiman.

The road of “Hausa Zongo - Kakpag Yilli” branches off from the Tamale-Techiman road.

Small mosque is located on the roundabout on the Tamale-Techiman road.

This part of Tamale-Techiman road is in the location of the Wayles Special Smocks clothing store.

Chamalt Pharmacy is in Tamale.

Salinba Digital Photos is in Tamale.

A.R.D's vocational center is in Tamale.

A stunning Ghanaian woman with big breasts is dressed in a beautiful African dress.

Two women are traveling on the motorcycle in Tamale.

Street vendors are on the Tamale-Techiman road.

Street pointer reads: “Bilpela street”.

A stop sign.

An advertising street board reads: “Frytol, my small sachet that is big on saving”.

Funny guys from the roof of a truck demonstrate the welcoming gestures to me.

Non-Ahmadi central mosque is located in the heart of the city.

The gas station of Goil Filling Station.

Barclays Bank is in Tamale.

Tamale is Ghana's third city and the second largest by area size.

A little boy is in Tamale.

Tamale has a population of 560.000 according to the 2012 census, making it the third largest settlement in Ghana.

Tamale is the fastest growing city in West Africa.

The Goil filling gas station is on the background of Non-Ahmadi central mosque.

Tamale is located 600 kilometres north of Accra.

I was charmed by this African girl with huge magenta lips.

A pretty African girl has huge pink lips.