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Established in 1890, these stunning colonial gardens span 64 hectares of tropical flora in the cool Akuapim Hills.
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Ashanti Region
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ExploreAburi Botanical Gardens
Located in the hills of the Eastern Region near the town of Aburi, the Aburi Botanical Gardens is one of Ghana's most peaceful and scenic natural attractions. Established during the colonial period in 1890, the gardens cover a large area filled with tropical plants, towering trees, and beautifully maintained lawns.
Visitors come to the gardens to enjoy the cool mountain climate, walk through shaded paths, and relax in the calm natural environment overlooking parts of the Eastern Region. The gardens feature several plant species used for medicinal, ornamental, and research purposes, making it both a recreational and educational destination.
Because of its serene atmosphere and beautiful landscape, Aburi Botanical Gardens is also a popular location for picnics, photography, nature walks, and small events. It offers visitors a refreshing escape from the busy city life of nearby Accra while showcasing the beauty of Ghana's plant life and natural environment.
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