The Potluck in the Park began with a simple idea: to bring people together. In a city that moves fast, we wanted to create a moment to slow down. To share food, meet new people, and enjoy nature in good […]
Food on the road
One of the best parts of travel is sharing a meal. Gathering around the table, tasting something new, and discovering how food connects people. On our trips, we treat meals as a moment to slow down and enjoy each other’s […]
Twi Café this week’s theme: market day & numbers
If you’ve ever wanted to buy fruit, bargain at a stall, or simply greet a market seller with confidence, this is your week. Ghana’s markets are alive with rhythm and colour. Voices calling out prices, laughter, the smell of fresh […]
Top 5 things you’ll experience in Kumasi that you won’t find in Accra
Accra is lively, modern, and full of energy, but sometimes you need a change of scene to feel Ghana’s deeper roots. Kumasi offers that balance of tradition, warmth, and discovery that surprises even frequent travelers. It is not just another […]
How to join our potluck (even if you’re not a great cook)
Not everyone loves cooking, and that is perfectly fine. The beauty of a potluck is that it is not about showing off recipes or creating perfect dishes. It is about showing up, with food to share if you can, with […]
We don’t just travel, we support
Travel can be more than sightseeing. It can connect people, create opportunities, and strengthen communities. That is what our Kumasi and Ashanti weekend is all about. We travel in a way that supports, not just observes. When you join our […]
Why joining our weekend to Kumasi is easier but still adventurous
Many people dream of exploring Ghana beyond Accra, but hesitate when the planning starts. How do you get there? Where do you stay? What’s worth seeing and how do you make sure you’re getting more than a typical tourist experience? […]
Why we only do weekend and day trips
At Language Café Accra, our goal has never been to run just another tour. We want to create experiences that bring people, language, and culture together in a meaningful way. That’s why our travel concept is simple: we focus on […]
Why we add Twi practice to our Kumasi & Ashanti Weekend
If you’ve ever travelled in Ghana, you know that a simple “maakye” (good morning) can open doors. A smile grows wider, the conversation gets warmer, and suddenly you’re not just a visitor. You’re part of the moment. That’s exactly why […]
10 reasons to join our Kumasi & Ashanti Weekend
Learn Twi and discover Ghana’s cultural heart When you travel to Ghana, you quickly realize that the country is more than beaches and nightlife. It’s a place where language, history, and community shape every conversation. And there’s no better place […]