EveryThing You Need To Know About The Twin Falls (Boti Falls) Ghana

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Boti Twin Falls Ghana

 Boti Falls is a waterfall located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, West Africa. It is a popular tourist attraction known for its scenic beauty and the surrounding lush environment, Boti Falls is situated near the village of Boti in the Manya Krobo District of the Eastern Region of Ghana, It is part of the Boti Forest Reserve, it is often referred to as a twin waterfall named with gender male and female, and it is a popular spot for swimming Boti Falls is also known for its cultural significance, It is believed to be a sacred site, and there is an annual festival known as the "Boti Falls Odwira Festival" celebrated by the local people 

Boti Twin Falls Ghana 

My trip to Boti Falls was an amazing one we traveled from Accra to Yilo Krobo which was about 4hrs drive(exhausting I know) along the way we stopped on the way to learn how palm kernel oil is made and then filmed the process, we continued further to Boti falls on getting there we learned that there was a mountain and there were other fun things to see aside from the twin falls such as three-headed palm tree, a giant foot ........... sound cave and so much more. we headed to Boti Falls first, there I learned the gender of the twin falls, a male and a female lol. after seeing the falls we asked for a tour guide but apparently, there was no tour guide available, after much pleading, they were able to provide a kid to take us to climb the mountain and see the three-headed tree. it took us about an hour to climb, we saw the giant foot first which looked funny and then we moved further to see the sound cave quite interesting there were holes inside it when you scream inside, you hear funny sounds from other holes, we went further to see the three-headed palm tree which was a rare sight never seen anything like that before, we also discovered there was a small village settled on top of the mountain just where the three-headed palm tree is located, just by the foot of the tree there was a small there called the fertility rock the villagers believe if you seek to have children you ought to believe in the stone, we also bought some palm wine from the village settlers at the end of the day we were tired to climb back down from the mountain so we took a motorbike, unfortunately, we couldn't see all that the mountain had to offer because the little boy didn't know all the places

Giant Foot On A Rock At Boti Falls 


Things You Are Likely To See When You Visit Boti Falls Ghana

Okay so with the right tour guide here are some of the things you are likely to see when you visit Boti Falls 

1. Twin waterfalls which is the Boti Falls is the first thing you see before climbing up the mountain 

2. Fertility rock, this is just located under the three-headed palm tree so once you get to where the tree is  located you are likely to see this too .. the villagers go there to speak to the rock and ask for children 

3.  Africa map, also didn't get to see it 

4.  Sex organ rock, also didn't get to see it 

5.  Giant footstep, so I saw this and it does look like a footstep but I'm hardly a believer of this so go see for yourself.

6.  Umbrella rock, quite a scene two rocks on top on each other and attached it looks beautiful 

7.  Prayer Rock, also didn't get to see it but most people believe miracles happen there and also go there to pray ... i guess your faith speaks for you 

8.  Three-Headed Palm tree, the three-headed palm tree is located at the peak of the mountain and it takes about 1-2 hours to get there 

9.  Tree on rock, I didn't get to see this 

10. Sound cave, okay I saw this and I would say I loved it..


Pictures of Things you will see when you visit Boti falls 


Things you should know before visiting Boti Falls 

   1. Entrance fee for foreigners cost 40ghc entrance fee for Ghanaians cost 20-30ghc 

   2.  Boti Falls is open Monday - Saturday 8am-6pm 

   3.  Boti Falls is completely safe and it's fun to get to see the Twin Falls and learn more about the mountain so you should definitely visit 

  4.   Aside from all the fun you get when you visit note that their service is poor and you might not get a tour guide when you get there which might be a complete waste of time to travel all the way there and not get a tour guide, the best thing to do is check their website and call before visiting the place

 5. Boti Falls is accessible by road, and there is a well-maintained pathway leading to the falls from the nearby town of Boti.


 6. Boti Falls is known for its cultural significance. It is believed to be a sacred site, and there is an annual festival known as the "Boti Falls Odwira Festival" celebrated by the local people 


 7. The best time to visit Boti Falls is during the rainy season (typically May to October) when the falls are at their fullest It's advisable to wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear for the hike and exploration




A three-headed palm tree located in Boti Falls 






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