Accra is the nation’s capital with a bustling population and impressive buildings, it surprisingly lacks recreational and national parks. However, just 45 minutes from the central business district, you can find the Legon Botanical Gardens at the University of Ghana. This eco-tourism site offers visitors a chance to learn about plants, the environment, and the importance of trees and plants for life. Last year, the Garden welcomed over 105,800 visitors and expects around 150,000 this year. The Legon Botanical Garden is truly a beautiful place to visit.
The Legon Botanical Gardens in Accra is a serene escape from city life, offering natural beauty and tranquility. Established in 1948, it spans 49 hectares and is perfect for relaxation, picnics, and activities like bird watching and biking.
Visitors can enjoy a variety of attractions, including a canopy walkway, high rope course, canoe rides on the Vaughan dam, and a playground. The Garden also features sections like the Fire Belt, Rock Garden, Arboretum, and Mango Lane.
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The nursery and greenhouse cultivate plants for sale, with a diverse range of vegetation including palms, timber trees, and medicinal plants. The Legon Botanical Gardens is a haven for nature lovers seeking peace and beauty.
