The adrenaline rush
Paragliding at Atibie, the Mountain Biking Challenge, canopy walks and hikes to the Nkofieho Caves and Bruku Rocks.
About
Celebrating life
Celebrating life
at the peak
Kwahu Easter started as a family homecoming. Today it fills twelve towns on the Kwahu Plateau with a million visitors over four days: sport, culture, faith, food and West Africa's only paragliding festival.
Kwahu Plateau · Eastern RegionThe story of a celebration
Every Easter, Kwahu people living in Accra, Kumasi and abroad go home. What began as family reunions on the ridge grew, year on year, into street carnivals, durbars, football galas, bible quizzes and concerts. In 2005 the Ghana Tourism Authority added paragliding off Odweanoma Mountain, and the weekend became a national event.
The towns each play a part. Nkawkaw is the gateway at the foot of the scarp. Mpraeso hosts the Durbar of Chiefs. Obomeng is the street-bash capital. Atibie holds the paragliding take-off. Abetifi, the highest town in Ghana, hosts the Sunday parties, and Nkwatia has the big hotels and the Freedom Hills Dome.
What this site is for
KwahuEaster.com is the festival's all-in-one compass: the schedule, the programme, a verified directory of where to stay, eat and party, and the official media. It is run independently from Nkawkaw and works with organisers, radio stations and the Traditional Council to keep information current.
Four reasons people come
What Kwahu Easter is about
Cultural richness
The Durbar of Chiefs, fufu and jollof festivals, local crafts, and the Football Gala and Bible Quiz that bring whole towns together.
Electric nightlife
The Adom Mega Street Bash, Diaspora Homecoming, Easter Concert at Freedom Hills and DJ sets till daybreak.
Breathtaking views
Panoramas from Abetifi and Odweanoma, cool mountain air, and wellness walks like the Agoo Fitness Walk.
Contact
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Organisers, hotels, vendors, sponsors and media: get in touch. We list events and businesses free of charge and work with partners on featured placement.
Nkawkaw, Eastern Region, Ghana