Tourism: These Are The Reasons Why You Will Always Want To Visit Bunso Ecopark

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Tourist sites in Ghana are numerous but at least one or two reasons would make one consistently visit a particular site.

This might be due to the fact that his/her purpose for going there is achieved.

Bunso Ecopark, formerly Bunso Aboretum is in the Abuakwa South Municipality in the eastern region and is classified as one of the most finest sites in Africa.

If you have ever visited Bunso Ecopark before these are the reasons why you might be tempted to visit more often;

(1) Canopy Walkway

One of the amazing experiences is the use of the Canopy walkway. The moment you use the canopy you’ll feel like doing it once more. However, it takes bold steps and desire to use the canopy. The good of it also is that, only at Bunso Ecopark will you find Canopy Walkway specially designed for kids. So there are two Canopy walkways; one for kids and one for adults.

(2) Horse Ride

Unlike other sites where you see only sculptures at Bunso Ecopark you’ll find live horse in addition to other sculptures. These horses are tamed, trained to entertain visitors.

(3) Zipline

The second largest commercial zipline in West Africa is found here. Though Ghanaians are not used to this but are gradually learning fast courtesy, Kwahu Easter.

(4) Nature Tour

At Bunso Ecopark, you get the opportunity to be taken through the site, observe for yourself different plants and animal species. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and know the types of plants and their benefits.

(5) Fresh Air

When the last tree dies, the last man dies. It is noted for sure that the safest air one could ever breathe is found at Bunso Ecopark. Managers of the site have kept to a standard that filth is not a name to be mentioned there. The atmosphere is also very clean and sound.

(6) Bar

Even without food you would not famish as there is a snack bar to make to getbsome snacks from.

(7) Reception

So far, Workers of Bunso Ecopark have been the most accommodative and tolerant in client relation.

By: Nana Gyasi | Radio 1 | Ghana