Tamale, Ghana (in the Ghana Northern Region) Culture, Tourism, and Cost of Living in West Africa
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- In this video, we are talking about our recent trip to Ghana the Northern Region. We visited Tamale, Ghana and we are here to report on the experience! We let you in on what it was like to travel by plane from Accra and the protocol at the Airport (and the fact that we were on a historic flight)! We take you inside an African market, through the streets of Tamale, and inside a new hotel with their rooftop pool! We also hit the cultural center, see Kente cloth being made, and ride on the iconic yellow-yellow. What are you waiting for? After this video you’ll want to book your trip to Tamale!
Oh! And we also talk about the cost of living in Tamale and the fact that you will want to add this spot to your list of possible West African cities to relocate to. Let’s get this video started!
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i love tamale, i have a friend at their military barrack called kamina. fermale crews wow that say alot how ghana is going.did yall eat guinea folw? Tamale they speak a local dialect call Dagomba, I like their fabrics and is cheap compared to Accra. Every region has its own type of kente, go to Volta they also have their kente.
@stephen -I see why people rave about the guinea fowl, it was so delicious! Very different visually and sounds and thanks for the comment 😊!
So happy you all had a good vacation. 👍🏽👍🏽 I can’t wait to get back on the road and in the sky for travel😊
@Rochelle McKinney - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
Tamale is a completely different world from Accra. You see the difference as soon as you land at the Tamale airport. The topography is different, the layout is different, the culture is different and the buildings are different. They live a very simple life out there where the natives are satisfied with having just the bear minimals in life. Unfortunately, the poverty level at the north is higher compared to the middle and southern parts of Ghana. Nonetheless, its a beautiful place with a very rich culture and history. Glad you got to experience that.
@Edwin Owusu-Ansah - It was like night and day and thanks for the comment 😊!
Mon frere most of all African countries are satisfied with bear having minimal. Man said it like people in Accra have too much haha. Every African country, city, town or village some have more then others.
I went to Tamale for the first in 2012 and I was spellbound by the simplicity of life and the hospitality of its people. I'll definitely go there again when I come to Ghana.
@Ghana Gist - Simple and hospitable is correct and thanks for the comment 😊!
The Jamaica musician Jimmy Cliff believes that,
his ancestors came from Northern Ghana, any time he is in Ghana. Tamale was his base.
@Zenabu Abagna - He would love Assin Manso with the feel of Jamaica there and thanks for the comment 😊!
Yes the 90s he was in tamale
Hi Tony and Ayo. Occasionally I comment on expat videos just to provide some education, The reason why women in Ghana, especially in the rural areas do not want men in the kitchen is because they usually wear traditional cloth and may be unaware that they are exposed while cooking because they sit on low stools and don’t stand to cook as in the USA. Also, men are traditionally warriors who must endure pain, including pain from the pangs of hunger. Such a man must endure hunger until the food is ready. A man who is continuously visiting the kitchen to check on the food is considered effeminate and cowardly and is frowned upon. When I was young, my mom will always say to me in Ewe: “Nutsu mekpoa dzota o” Meaning: A Man Does Not Visit the Kitchen to check on the cooking!
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
Thank you I appreciate
Nice job! Now I see why my coworker couldn't stop saying "Tamale" when she came back from vacation.
@Troy Beverly -Great place to get away on vacation and thanks for the comment 😊!
@Rodney Plymouth Sr sounds like a good place for ex-pats on a budget to retire.
I’m glad you enjoyed your trip to Tamale! Beautiful place with beautiful people ❤️🇬🇭
@Joel Sam - We look forward to going back soon and thanks for the comment 😊!
Everywhere else in Ghana is cheaper and more relaxed than Accra and surrounding
@Mickey F -
we really enjoyed ourselves and will be back soon and thanks for the comment 😊!
I have been following your entire journey to Ghana. I noticed you have been keeping your hair wrapped. I love the wraps and the colors. Are you locing your hair?
@JoAnn Allen - Quick and easy with great results! The wraps are for a more authentic look and thanks for the comment 😊!
Happy 64th independence 🇬🇭 day ❤️
@Gary Wrege - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
@@ExpatLifeGhana You are welcome ❤️
Yah!!!!!!! All female crew. Amen
@Katrina Assoumou - Very progressive and thanks for the comment 😊!
In Tamale, try the Crest Restaurant (Giddipass). It's a rooftop restaurant with good cheap local food and some Chinese.
Try your possible best to visit mole national Park and the ancient mosque in Larabanga in the Savannah region of Ghana
@issah salifu -We plan on going back real soon to go to Mole and the slave trade city and thanks for the comment 😊!
Now I look forward to visiting Tamale as a possible place to settle.
Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊
I like your intro
But Tamale is full of Dagombas that's our language Dagbani so if your are going to welcome people if you are in Tamale we saying it AMARAABA Not Akooba thank you
Different regions are occupied by different tribes and we do all look very different . In Nigeria the three major tribes Igbos, Hausas and Yoruba's all look very different. The languages are different . The religions are different. The food is different , The traditional clothes are different even the way they build traditional huts is different .I am Nigerian Igbo and when I visited Kano the biggest city in Northern Nigeria I felt like I was in a foreign country!. The capital Abuja and Lagos tend to be a mix of all the different tribes and that's why we all speak English!
Thanks so much for that @joseph brown, really appreciate it 😉!
Thanks so much, I loved this video! I am traveling to Tamale next month, and the things you shared were very informative and excited me!
Love this! I will visit when I come to Ghana. I like the area. Tamale feels like it’s very home like and laid back from what you have shown us. Keep the videos coming!!
@missyanne40 - It is very laid back and thanks for the comment 😊!
It’s always interesting to hear Tony talk about his Club beers. It’s hilarious 🤣
@Janice Jennifer - He really is not a big beer drinker but an ice cold club always sounds good and thanks for the comment 😊!
The name is HAMATTAN usualy the dry season with the sand being blown from the sahara desert into the west African Countries
@upload videos - Established and thanks for the comment 😊!
Peace from Kumasi Ghana
@thehouseofstrength - Be on the lookout for us real soon there and thanks for the comment 😊!
Muslims and Christians can live together peacefully.The politicians the one that cause all the conflicts among them, that is always to their advantage.
@Abdul Eleshin - Believable and thanks for the comment 😊!
Great report from Tamale. I did my national service in northern Ghana. Ayo you didn’t talk about the many women riding motorcycles. 😜
@Neighborhood Watch - Yes, with 2 or 3 kids with her on it as well and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana exactly 🤣 it’s certainly feels like different country.
Why did you guy did not go to Paga for the SAhbutter fruit. ?Sorry for my spelling!
@Albert Smith -We found it in Tamale and thanks for the comment 😊!
I thought people usually said Accra was laid back
@Edem Adukonu - No, the hustle and bustle is Accra the capital city and thanks for the comment 😊!
You Guys are simply fantastic...This edition was so informative, entertaining, and colorful. The best ever! Tamale looks like a more authentic African (though modern) community area to seriously visit or live, for a retiree? I like living in quiet more authentic areas that are modernized but not glitzy, more homie-like. I would like to visit, maybe stay, in that type of environment, if it exists, in Tamale.
@Cr Hall -You will easily find it in Tamale and thanks for the comment 😊!
Temale is actually bigger than accra
But less developed.
@Random universe - Interesting to know and thanks for the comment 😊!
Accra is bigger than Tamale.
It's the Northern region which is larger than the Greater Accra region.
I would love to order some shirts, from Tamales. Can you give me the link, or website, please.
@Quansette Canady - Got to our website www.expatlifeghana.com and find them in the partners tab and thanks for the comment 😊!
Harmattan? It's kikaa. Kente? This is bingba or fugu (or batakari to southerners). So much nicer than Accra and miles better than grid-locked Kumasi.
Greetings Expat Live Ghana, awesome feedback of your journey to Ghana northing region. Was the Hotel there Ghanaian owned? I have put Tamale on my list of cities to visit when visiting Ghana which i hope to do in the coming months. Thank you both so much for sharing your experience in Tamale Ghana.
@Nefertem Ur - Yes the Nim avenue hotel is Ghanaian owned and thanks for the comment 😊!
I know am a year late but it's harmattan. That comes right after the raining season, then after comes the actual dry season. Yes there r more Muslims here and sometimes they can be up in your dressing business. Depending on where u live n where u r going, they turn to leave u alone.
Over here Christians sometimes buy sugar or other stuff for Muslims when it's fasting periods. The mud Houses use to plastered with cow dung and the gender roles is mostly due to tradition. Unlike the akans, we r a patrilineal society.
Oh and things are way more slow when u go to the upper East, just that it's predominantly Christian. Few sites in the upper east would be the crocodile pond, slave camp, Tongo hills n shrines ( don't worry we don't kidnap 😉 ). How straw baskets, hats, smoke and shea butter is made. Settlement in the upper east is different and it's a few degrees hotter there too.
The wind is the HAR-MAT-TAN, easy enough to pronounce if you're not stupid and if you can read syllables. And the weaving done in Tamale is not kente. Remember, boys and girls, not all weaving done in Ghana is kente.
I probably would visit the market I hate shopping but I noticed a few paintings I would like
@tim black -We just had to bring a couple of those paintings home with us and thanks for the comment 😊!
Did you meet Madam ES of "Eat love migrate" an American TH-camr living in Tamale?
She (Madam ES) is constructing "Bonsu Village" for tourists. Are you going to visit other parts of the North like Upper East or Upper West? Will you visit Burkina Faso?
I would like to visit Bonsu Village in Tamale.
@oceej Ekwam - Not familiar with that person. We plan on visiting many places as the covid restrictions are lifting and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana Your welcome.
wonderful insight about Tamale. thanks much appreciated.
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
Thank you for this beautiful testimony of Tamale! You two have a wonderful energy that really helps us (viewers) envision and grow our connection to Africa. One of my favorite expat couples for sure! Continued safety and success!
@Erich Muhammad - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
Next time you go, go a little further north near the Burkina Faso-Ghana border and visit the Paga Crocodile Pond. This is a just a tourist rip-off attraction but at least you get the chance to feed a live chicken to a crocodile and get to pull a live (but tame) croc by the tail. Make sure you get to Mole but on the way take in the mosque at nearby Larabanga, reputedly the oldest mosque in Ghana (and maybe West Africa) and get your pictures taken by the "magic rock" along the way. Look up the "magic rock" on the Internet for the full story. Lots of great elephants at Mole (didn't see any other wildlife).
Experiencing the culture in Tamale would be great.
@TheAlphaOmega -Spend a couple days there to take it all in and thanks for the comment 😊!
One place of entertainment in Tamale used to be the Old Timers' Club on Saturday night. Point 7 in your video used to be a good place for kebabs on a weekend. Dot's Inn, located on the outskirts of Tamale, was good to get deep-fried guinea fowl pieces and yam chips at really good prices, washed down by cold Star beer (not that lousy Club).
Wow beautiful city I love Ghana and I love you guys good job god bless you all👏👏👏👏
The Harmattan is a season in West Africa that occurs between the end of November and the middle of March. It is characterized by the dry and dusty northeasterly trade wind, of the same name, which blows from the Sahara over West Africa into the Gulf of Guinea. You fold may not know it but the harmattan wind occurs all over West Africa, including northern Nigeria, bringing in red dust from the Sahara.
Oohh Baby, I love y’all and all but the one thing you didn’t say was “it’s hot as hell there” 😂. I went there and temperatures ranged from 102-108. I had to leave!! Also, it’s littered with black plastic bags. Good video though and I still love y’all. Take care and peace to your family.
Did you go sit on Crocodile?Or you missed it.I love the cheap beer I' go visit in the future,Thanks for your observation
Not a topic that as any relation to me or my life--but I find it a pleasure to hear real (intelligent) commentary about ANYTHING amongst the wilderness of YT babble.
“That’s why black don’t crack.” You guys son is so handsome! May I ask what your professions were prior to coming to Ghana?
Thank you guys for sharing your trip to Tamale. I really love the dancing and the artwork and the jury as well great t-shirt as well man. Thank you for sharing
I LOVE the North!!! I lived there for a few years and always go straight there....they speak Dagbani and other sister languages, and yes, there are clothing expectations..and the food is quite different...the harmattan is no joke...I got really nostalgic watching your video...love your videos....Hope you get to visit Bolgatanga.
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
Tamale is nice, fun and intriguing but try bolgatanga.. Dud u sleep or visit the thatched houses.?
@Nora Boateng - Maybe on the next visit and thanks for the comment 😊!
Kente is woven on a horizontal strip loom, which produces a narrow band of cloth about four inches wide. Several of these strips are carefully arranged and hand-sewn together to create a cloth of the desired size. If you want a photo of real kente weavers, I can provide you with one.
Are there any opportunities to study in Tamale? What about jobs in Ghana?
So I have a question. How well are interracial couples received in Ghana. It’s high on the list of countries we’re considering, but I want to make sure wherever we go my wife will be treated well.
@zumbi2000 -She will be fine. The locals are very welcoming and you see interracial couples at the mall frequently and thanks for the comment 😊!
Thanks for responding!
Topography wise, air quality, organic food, culture, hospitality, you name it is something you can easily get in Tamale. It is a blessed society that's is well defined and knitted in its unique culture.
What they do in the North is not Kente but fugu. Kente is exclusively Ashanti origin, specifically in Bonwire and copied by Voltarians and other areas in Ghana and Ivory Coast
Exactly! They will be quiet impressed when they finally visit Kumasi. The culture is very evident their
Are you sure it’s not the reverse... I heard it started in Volta and was copied by Ashanti after being invaded.
@Kwaku Akonto -Thanks for the correction and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@mrw1762 Kente is not twi, it startet in Volta Region bei ewe people
@@mrw1762 in your warped dreams, why do Ewes want to claim everything that originated in Ashanti? You guys are even trying to usurp the origin and tribe of Okomfo Anokye. The birthplace of Kente is Bonwire, and it was the discovery of two hunters when they observed how a spider made its web during Osei Tutu I time. Even Ephraim Amo, the first Ewe who found how Kente was being woven when he visited Bonwire was astounded by what he saw
Michelle Obama visited Ghana when his husband was president of the United States.
It's interesting that women can do the weaving in the North because in the South, it's mostly the men who weave the kente cloth, and it's frowned upon for women to weave...this is yet another great example of the cultural differences between the North and the South, which is pretty cool
@Maryann Nkansa - Interesting to know and thanks for the comment 😊!
Awesome awesome so glad you guys love Tamale. We lived in Bawku for a while because my dad was a teacher and we loved loved every bit of living there. Cost of living in the Northern region is so so cheap. Do you guys know that apart from Accra and it’s surroundings being expensive a bit depending on how people live and the area they live. Most places are less expensive like Kumasi and other regions are much much cheaper in everything.
@Maame Boa - Yes we knew about the price change going out of Greater Accra. Just thought the club price was national and to see that big of a price difference was shocking and thanks for the comment 😊!
Harmattan season is right after rain season so the wild wind actually helps dries crops after harvest blowing from Sahara dusty
Yes Ayo!!,that's why black don't crack,the hamattan dry wind from the saharrah desert of north Africa.Love that humor
You should have represented the North by wearing a Northern outfit, like the patakari, my favourite attire, for this interview.
@Dennis Casely-Hayford - I wanted to buy so much while there I didn't get a patakari, the one thing I really wanted and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana Actually it's called, 'Batakari or Fudu'. Their kind of Kentey weaving is slightly different because it's used to make different Batakar or Fudu outfits and it's really a heavy-duty outfit with their traditional leather boots. That's why the Yang is so long. You and your wife are really doing very good tourism work. Stay blessed.
In Ghana Christians and Muslims go to school together. We know each other very well and there is peace at every corner in the country .
You will love Kumasi (the garden city)
Hay guys have you seen the all female Ghanaians drummers. There are severe You Tube videos of them. Awesome!
Hello I live in the US and my boyfriend is from Tamale in Ghana and we have been together 2 years and I would really love to go there and visit him but he lives in a village where there very poor and I try to help him all the time. Right now he has some health issues I'm try to also help him. He also has a little brother he tries to help him also. How hard is it to go visit him? I really feel the need to help him and I don't know what to do?
How are you doing my brothers and sister I would like to know can you get the yellow fever Shot at the airport
Beautiful post.
Have you guys been to Elmina yet?
@The Humble One - several times and thanks for the comment 😊!
I want to visit Tamale the next year. I want to build it and buy a home. What is the best way to proceed? I plan to retire in about 3 years.
We have wonderful Churches ⛪ in Tamale. Fountain Gate or Holy Hill Chapel Worldwide etc
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
Perfect joint, also can get 100% organic food less pollution ,etc. I never been its on my list , when comes to short trip flight not comfortable regardless which country. But definitely am inn not trip to motherland.
Few folks of mine reside there now from here down under tho they originally born there.
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
I would love to watch the ladies who make the kente cloth. I would like to find a pattern and get the story behind it.
Have you guys done your DNA test or whatever that test is that shows where your ancestors are from? Was it Ghana?
Nice seeing the cultural traditions in Tamale 🇬🇭
@Sharon Williams -The Northern traditions was very impressive to see and hear the history behind them. Thanks for the comment 😊!
U guys visited one of my favorite places in Ghana.Ivisited the north at age of 11. Did U guys tasted the rice and beans with the shea butter stew. It's noted for the hostels and cheap. The people are just nice. It's a different atmosphere. The weather is extremely hot where people experience nose bleed during the dry season. Thanks as always for your honest review of Ghana
@Eden Garden - Didn't get a chance to try that but we will be back soon and thanks for the comment 😊!
It's called Tamale and there's a park called Mole...can I eat this place?
Both this year and last year, the weather has been more different than it has always been. Hamattan normally starts from December through to January.the meteorologists say we might record more rains this year
@Worla Worlali - Interesting info and thanks for the comment 😊!
8:23 ALL that food looks good. dang...yes ma'am!
Volume quality not great but I still like the video
Hi enjoying your videos. What airlines did you use?
I thought that said Tamales... I thought Tony was going to talk more about food
Irony the first time I saw a wild animal was when I came to America .Imagine my shock my first morning looking out the window of my Uncles house in the States and seeing a small herd of deer ! Then all the squirrels ! The only wild animals in Nigeria are lizards and wall geckos!
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@joseph brown -How ironic and thanks for the comment 😊!
The Harmattan is a season in West Africa, which occurs between the end of November and the middle of March. It is characterized by the dry and dusty northeasterly trade wind, of the same name, which blows from the Sahara Desert over West Africa into the Gulf of Guinea. (Wikipedia)
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!
I always enjoy your videos. When we went to Tamale, we went to the village on water. Thats a great place to visit. We had to join a canoe to get there. It was such great fun.
@Kehinde Emiabata - We need to go back and do some of what we missed out on and thanks for the comment 😊!
please make it to navrongo to have a look at our house giveaway. On the way you can pass at the shrine before reaching Bolga, the paga crocodiles, the open air museum at paga..... theres way more to see up here.
I hope one of our African American brothers will move up there, because there are a lot of touristy things up there, it will happen one day.
@Alexander Strauss -We will put it on our "need to go to list" and thanks for the comment 😊!
Wow - I Love It I definitely got to get over there soon!😃
@Wendy Wood - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
Your blooper reels are the best! 😆I love your videos. They're always so informative. My husband & I will be visiting soon, but we hadn't considered Tamale. We'll have to place that on our list of places to see. Thanks for sharing. 💛Oh! I forgot to ask, you mentioned in your video that you would share the links for some of the vendors who shipped internationally in Tamale. Would you mind sharing those please?
@Veronica Graham -www.expatlifeghana.com and go to the partners tab and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana I just checked & didn’t see it listed. I’ll check back later for updates. Thanks so much!
Next time try the locally made alcoholic drink Pito.
@lori danley -I did try some local gin or something in erbs, not for me and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana also you guys should def go back to Tamale during Dumba festival. It is a time where you will see Chiefs in their full dress riding horses and just a wonderful time to see more of the Dagbon traditions. Dagbon is one of the many tribes of the north.
I wonder if the internet worked okay in Tamale...
U got the the right this time Ayo
Thank you for your comment! ❤️️👍😊
The Akwaaba is killing me... I love it
Thanks so much for that @Benjamin Asiedu, really appreciate it 😉!
Very good post! Hey Tony that black top (black and kente mix) that you had on while on the roof top was very nice...how can I order one?...
@Robert Levingston -The shirt was a copied design tailor made to fit. My tailor is in the process of expanding to a shop with online sales and thanks for the comment 😊!
@@ExpatLifeGhana The tailor hooked you up! You may need to ad fashion promotion to your post! Great look brother!
I only enjoy watching you guys when I see you in happy
Thank you for sharing your vacation video. You make me smarter. I will try not to forget my tabasco sauce so I can give those Guinea Hens my undivided attention; smile. I can’t wait to visit Tamale Market, the food plus club will get me every time. Did you hear the call to prayer while you were in Tamale? Best wishes.
@L Rees -Hard not to miss call to prayer in this lovely city and thanks for the comment 😊!
Sounds so beautiful thanks for sharing 💕💕
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Thank you Tony and Ayo very much next time l will go to Tamale because of you guys thank you again..
@Mabel Darkwaa - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️. We are sure you will have a great time.
Another great video by the maestros. The arts and crafts looked so beautiful and I saw some Hausa/ Fulani hats I have been dreaming of having for a long time. Very nice and colorful
@Jack berber - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
Loving your videos. They are so informative and fun. Am currently saving my coins for an extended visit when we can.safely travel again. 🥰
@maxdminimalist 715 -Stay safe and thanks for the comment 😊!
Nice! We love the more laid-back lifestyle. Definitely seems like somewhere to visit when we come to Ghana. Hello Ayo, Hey Tony, I'll definitely take you up on the offer, second round of beer on me.
@Cotton ForTheSoul - Love that! Thanks for the comment ❤️️🇬🇭❤️️.
When you land there. Do you rent a car to get around?
Hey my peeps it's just me checking in !
Harmattan is a cold dry wind that blows from the Sahara desert or there about.
Great comment - Thanks for adding to the conversation ❤️️💛💚!