Safari in Mole National Park, Ghana Video
Our adventure begins in the Mole National Park in Ghana. While we go out on Safaris in the bush to see wild animals, little did we know that the animals would come to us when we least expected it?
Mole’s big draw is the Elephants and there is a very high chance you will see one, although the rangers never guarantee it. But you will also be able to see baboons, antelopes, crocodiles, warthogs and many many more.
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24 Hours in LUXURY AFRICAN SAFARI Camp!! Ghanaian Food & Attractions | Mole National Park, Ghana
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After arriving in Mole National Park the previous afternoon, I kicked off my first and only full day in the park with an exciting game drive! Come with me as I spend 24 hours in a luxury African safari camp in Mole National Park, Ghana!
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I woke up to an elephant outside. Then, I headed to the dining hall, where the roof is built in the Burkina Faso style. The walls inside are built to look like Larabanga Mosque.
Before breakfast, an elephant showed up outside in front of the resort, so I went to go see him. He was beautiful!
My breakfast consisted of a double espresso, jam, doughnuts, granola, fruit, and eggs. I had the entire lodge to myself, so it was super relaxing and beautiful.
The eggs were beautiful! The texture on them was amazing, and the chilies added some nice heat. It was so unique!
Then, it was time for my game drive! You can do two per day, as well as a walking safari in the mornings. The rangers accompany you on tours to ensure your safety. If an animal gets too close, they’ll shoot in the air to scare it off, but will never actually shoot the animal.
There were some crocodiles in the watering hole in front of the lodge. Then, we headed to another watering hole, where there were 4 elephants feeding and drinking.
Then, the resort called us and told us that there were six elephants back at the other watering hole! We raced back there and passed guinea fowl and antelope. Mid-morning around 9-10 is the best time to see wildlife.
There were four elephants bathing in the water and two along the shore. I also saw a water monitor scamper into the water!
Then, we went into a small stone structure called the Hide, where you can view the elephants without them seeing you. The view from there is even better!
Then, we headed back to the resort for lunch at 11:30. I had grilled chicken, veg stew, salad, green pea soup, and garlic rice. The presentations were breathtaking!
The green pea soup was creamy and flavorful, and the cabbage salad was outstanding. I loved the other salad, too!
I also couldn’t get enough of the baked chicken with beet glaze. I added some chili sauce to it, and the rice and spicy vegetable stew were full of flavor! Dessert was three different flavors of gourmet ice cream.
Next, I met back up with Ben and Isaac to drive to Mole Village, a village of mud huts with grass roofs. The architecture here is different from southern Ghana. It was similar to the ones I saw in Lesotho.
Two minutes from the village is the Mole River, where we took a canoe ride! The river gets really high during the rainy season. Best of all, there are no crocodiles here.
From there, we continued on to Larabanga Mosque, one of the oldest mosques in the world. The architecture is incredible!
From there, we drove to the Mystic Stone, which is said to have legendary powers and is said to return to its current position whenever you move it.
Back at the resort, there were three elephants right outside my room! It was so spectacular that I decided to not go on the afternoon game drive. The game came to us!
Then, I went for an early dinner at 5:30. I started with some pumpkin soup, carrot salad, and Caesar salad. They were outstanding!
I followed that with the main course, some chicken kebabs! The onions, chicken, red peppers, and green peppers were the best!
What an unforgettable day!
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Mole National Park Ghana. The LARGEST ANIMAL WILDLIFE PARK in Ghana
Today we explore Ghana's Largest National Park - Mole National Park in the the Savannah Region of Ghana where I went on a very adventurous Wildlife Safari with Innocent K Boateng. I hope you enjoyed this video.
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Mole National Park protects an area of savannah and forest in northern Ghana. It’s home to elephants, leopards and rare birds such as the white-backed vulture. In the western part of the park, the Konkori Escarpment has panoramic views and overlooks waterholes where animals drink. There are waterfalls along the Kparia and Polzen rivers. To the south, Larabanga village has a centuries-old, Sudanese-style mosque. - Wikipedia
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If you happen to visit Ghana especially from the diaspora and you're looking for things to do in Ghana, a visit to to the Mole National Park Ghana would be a great idea. I hope this video spices up your interest to visit the Mole National Park Ghana when you visit Ghana.
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Discover Mole National Park. Why Mole National Park Ghana Is Best In West Africa. Visit Ghana Today.
This video discover and reveals West Africa best National Park. This park is under UNESCO heritage consideration because of its unique nature. Mole National Park protects an area of savannah and forest in northern Ghana. It’s home to elephants, leopards and rare birds such as the white-backed vulture. In the western part of the park, the Konkori Escarpment has panoramic views and overlooks waterholes where animals drink. There are waterfalls along the Kparia and Polzen rivers. To the south, Larabanga village has a centuries-old, Sudanese-style mosque.
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Jeep Safari At the Mole National Park In Ghana - AFRICA
On our second day at the Mole National Park in Northern Ghana we got up early to go on a Jeep Safari. This was a lot of fun too but the walking Safari we did the day before was hard to beat. Why? Well see for yourself in this video:
During this safari it was a bit hard to spot animals since we were zipping by so fast but we got to see some wildlife and the highlight yet again were of course seeing elephants.
We were happy to go on this Jeep Safari but if you have to choose I would recommend doing the foot safari as described here:
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My First WEST AFRICAN GAME DRIVE!! African Wildlife in Mole National Park, Ghana
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After a long, seven-hour road trip from Kumasi, I finally arrived at Mole National Park just in time for the final game drive of the day. Join me as I experience my very first West African game drive and enjoy a spicy Ghanaian pork chop dinner in Mole National Park, Ghana!
My afternoon began inside the park, which is the largest wildlife game reserve in Ghana. It was established back in 1958 and covers 4,840 square kilometers.
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I was staying at Zaina Lodge, which is the first luxury resort in West Africa. But first, before I set out on my 3:30 game drive, I had to check in at the lodge!
Inside, they checked my temperature before I checked out the lodge. There was a massive reception area and extra-high ceilings. There was also an open-air dining area that looks out over the resort’s pool and the savannah, but I forgot my bathing suit!
On the grounds is a pair of watering holes where the elephants come to drink. I was greeted with some refreshing lime juice.
The resort has 25 luxury tents, with 12 on one side and 13 on the other. As you walk to your bungalow, you should stick to the path, as animals sometimes wander through the resort.
My tent featured a big terrace looking over the entire game reserve, including both watering holes. There was an elephant at one of them! I hadn’t been to Africa in years, and this is what I loved about the continent.
The tent was huge, with a king-sized bed, work station, and a TV. There’s a solid wall in the vanity area, but everything else is cloth. The shower was nice and spacious with two sinks and a separate toilet room. It was really special!
I met my ranger and driver and then set off on my game drive. They expected to see eight different species! I had the entire vehicle to myself because I was the only guest at the lodge at the moment. You can stand up in it to get better views of the animals.
Our first animal sighting was of a few antelopes. Game drives can be tricky; sometimes you may see a lot of animals, sometimes you might see nothing. It’s luck of the draw, so I recommend being patient and not setting your expectations too high.
It’s best to visit Africa during the dry season. While the wet season is lush and you may see more animals, the weather is a lot less cooperative with the amount of rain you get.
We then saw some juvenile water bucks, but the watering hole where they usually see elephants was empty. Then, we came across a baboon in a nearby tree. It kept grunting at us, almost like it was taunting us.
Then, we saw a warthog! We made it back to the lodge just in time to see the beautiful sunset. I headed to the bar, got a drink, and headed out on the outdoor terrace to relax.
Next, I headed to the kitchen, where they were making me baked pork chops, yam fries, and tomato soup. The cook also make me a Greek salad, and she made some snapper for someone else!
The tomato soup was delicious and creamy, with a touch of sweetness. Then, I jumped on the Greek salad and beets. I love vegetables, and it was great to eat some whole ones that weren’t broken down in a stew. The spicy sauce for the fries was really hot!
I also loved the pork chop. I rarely eat pork, but this was fantastic. I loved the caramelized soy-like glaze on it. The pork chop came with vegetables with fish oil on them, which gave them a Szechwan-like flavor. They were crunchy, spicy, and a little sweet!
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Mole National Park Travel Guide, (Ghana Safari Video)
In this Mole National Park Travel Guide, I will tell you everything you need to know to have the best experience when visiting this amazing park. Getting There, Hotel options, and all your other questions are answered in this deep comprehensive guide. How do safaris work in Mole? When is the best time to visit? What to do besides Safaris in Mole? Get all the info you need!
Walking Safari in Mole National Park, Ghana (4K)
The early morning walking safari is my family's favorite activity at Mole National Park in Larabanga, Ghana.
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The Wild Elephants Of Mole National Park - Safari By Foot - Ghana, Africa
First off, I want to apologize for this super jumpy and shaky footage for most part of the video. I normally film these days with the Osmo Pocket but it's not set up with a zoom lens, so for some clips I decided to film with my damaged zoom lens of my mirrorless camera, which has a broken stabilizer. I had it sent in to have it repaired but they sent it back still broken and it doesn't matter if I have stabilization turned off or on.
Even though I'm a bit heartbroken about this footage, it was such an incredible experience to be that close to these wild elephants at the Mole National Park in Ghana and yes, we were walking through the Savanna by foot which made meeting the elephants more special and a bit terrifying.
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Mole National Park, GHANA ! FREE ! 4K Drone Footage
Drone footage of Mole National Park is hard to come by but you're free to use my 16 minutes of 4K drone footage in this video (starts at 2:12) under the Creative Commons license (CC-BY-NC 4.0).
Mole National Park is Ghana's largest wildlife refuge and one of its most visited tourist attractions. The park is located near Larabanga in the Savannah region in Ghana's north.
As of late 2018, drones (RPAS) are NOT allowed in the park. I filmed this footage with park authorities' permission in April 2018 before the ban was in place. Now I'm sharing it with you so that you can use the drone video in your projects that promote tourism and economic development in northern Ghana.
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Tour Ghana - Discover Mole
Courtesy White Charcoal, we bring you the tour Ghana project which seeks to bring the sights and sounds of Ghana's tourism close to you. The maiden destination is the Mole National Park.
This is video is brought to you with support from Ghana Tourism Authority, Forestry Commission, Mole National Park, Zaina Lodge and Bosompixel.
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Mole National Park in Ghana, home to animals of the Guinea Savannah, Amazing wildlife Safari
Mole National Park in Ghana, home to animals of the Guinea Savannah, Amazing wildlife Safari. Quiz:
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Ultimate Visitor's Guide to Mole National Park - Safaris, Mole Motel & Larabanga - Northern Ghana
Mole National Park is the biggest tourist attraction in Northern Ghana and the best safari experience in the country.
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The elephants at Mole Park are certainly the highlight but there's plenty more going on there, including close animal encounters and a very interesting side trip to Larabanga to see a Mystic Stone and a Sudanese-style mud and stick mosque.
You will have so many adventures in just a couple of days at Mole National Park. It's a destination within Ghana that you don't want to miss.
Mole National Park is just 2.5-3 hours outside of Tamale - a town that merits a few days visit itself.
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Time Stamps
0:00 Mole National Park Visitor's Guide
1:33 Then vs Now
3:24 Places to Stay in Mole National Park
4:36 Good Reasons to Stay at Mole Motel
5:56 The Walking Safari
11:18 The Driving Safari
14:16 Animal Hijinks at Mole Motel
14:39 Warthog Encounters
15:44 Baboons – The Criminals of Mole National Park
19:21 Elephants Visiting Mole Motel
21:44 Other Overnight and Safari Options at Mole National Park
22:51 Larabanga Mosque and the Mystic Stone
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I Went on a Safari at Mole National Park in Northern Ghana
I finally found time do safari here in Africa and for my first ever African safari I decided to visit Mole National Park located in the north of Ghana. I took a flight from Accra to Tamale and rented a car for the 3-hour drive to the game reserve. It was an incredible experience seeing countless African elephants in the wild as well as kobs, waterbucks, guineafowls, different species of primates, warthogs, African buffalos, and a lot more!
360° Video: Safari Drive in Mole National Park, GHANA
The safari Adventures of Mole National Park,
Ghana's largest Natural wildlife reserve Located within the Savannaland Tourism Destination Area, Mole is Ghana’s largest and most prestigious protected area. The Park is managed mainly for its outstanding natural, physical, historical and cultural values. It covers an area of 4,577 km2 of fairly undisturbed Guinea savannah in the northern part of Ghana.
OUR SAFARI ADVENTURE | MOLE NATIONAL PARK | LARABANGA MOSQUE | NORTHERN | GHANA VLOG 2021 PART 7 ????????
Our hot pursuit to the Savannah region was in search of faith, cosmetic and some adventure. Larabanga mosque is the oldest mosque in the country and in the region. It is often referred to as the Mecca of West Africa. The northern part of Ghana is also known for shea butty. Fuzzy, our tour guide took us to a village where we could see the entire production for ourselves. We graced it all with filming five elephants from close range at the Mole National Park.
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SAFARI TOUR GHANA MOLE NATIONAL PARK
Mole National Park is one of the most common tourist destinations in Ghana. The park contains different species of animals. Many visit mainly to see the elephants. There is a motel on site complete with a lovely restaurant. My first visit to Africa.
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A TRIP TO MOLE NATIONAL PARK AND ZAINA LODGE | THE SAFARI PARADISE UP NORTH (GHANA)
My team and I decided to make a detour on a work trip up north to enjoy a piece of nature. This was definitely my first time at the Mole National park and Zaina Lodge and it was absolutely amazing. Made quiet a number of safari friends too????
A couple of years earlier, I missed the opportunity to go to Zaina Lodge with @nanakofiasihene to shoot a music video by @MrEazi but I guess I finally had my chance????
One thing the had not changed over the years in Zaina Lodge was the service. Such an amazing place with flawless hospitality, great food and beautiful sunsets. I'd definitely love to go back there again.
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