Research and Interpretation package offers a unique opportunity to delve deep into the rich tapestry of Ghana’s past and present. This service offers special assistance to scholars, students and researchers who are interested in the anthropology of Ghana. It involves identification of subject and place of interest, securing engagement, recording, videography, interpretations and translation. Duration depends on the researcher or student, normally weeks. Students and researchers who want to undertake excavation of historic sites must first seek permission from the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board. 

Guided by experts in various fields. Engage in thought-provoking discussions and hands-on experiences that allow you to actively participate in the preservation and understanding of Ghana’s heritage. Visit archaeological sites, museums, and cultural centers to unearth ancient artifacts and historical relics, gaining insights into the significance of these discoveries. Interact with local communities and scholars to explore the customs, rituals, and beliefs that have shaped Ghana’s identity over centuries. Witness traditional ceremonies and performances, and grasp the profound meanings behind them. This tour fosters a spirit of discovery and appreciation for Ghana’s diverse history and cultural diversity, leaving you with a profound sense of connection and admiration for this remarkable West African nation.