The eco-groups provide authentic traditional entertainment through drumming and dancing, story-telling and traditional games for guests. Through these activities members of our rural communities generate income and reduce their overdependence on the forest and other natural resources for their livelihood.

The Kukyekukyeku group from Mesomagor has all their instruments made from bamboo, and has been featured on BBC and in Conde Naste Traveler.  Second to none in bamboo orchestration, the group uses bamboo instruments to produce a melody of sounds and traditional dances

 
This incredibly amazing group made up of deaf and dumb students and their teacher are a delight to watch.  

Ghana has many communities with a strong ecological focus. These communities scattered from the north to the south are mostly rural, with population sizes ranging from a few to hundreds.  

 
Mesomagor (literally translates “My children and I play together”) is a small rural community on the periphery of the Assin Attandaso Game Reserve in the Central Region. Experience firsthand traditional protocols by paying courtesy call on the chief and elders, and enjoy story telling by the fire side