Explore the Heart of Ghana

 Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park is a historically significant site in Ghana where enslaved Africans took their last bath before being shipped to the Americas. The river, known as "Donkor Nsuo," remains a place of deep reflection and remembrance. Today, the park is a memorial ground that honors the millions of lives affected by the transatlantic slave trade. Visitors can walk the same path that countless captives once took, making the experience both powerful and emotional. The site also hosts annual Emancipation Day events, drawing people from across the world. Informative plaques and guides provide rich historical context. You’ll also find a memorial wall bearing the names of descendants who have returned to reconnect with their heritage. The peaceful surroundings contrast with the painful history, creating a space for healing and education. This visit often leaves a lasting impression on those seeking to understand Ghana’s role in global history.