Description
After visiting the historical slave dungeon sites and their role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade, visitors get to find themselves on the map of human geography as we begin to make decisions to fight against social injustice, the fight against social injustice becomes the responsibility one takes upon himself as we find the need to tolerate each other as humanity. The stop to the kakum forest becomes the spot where the visitor release stress after a 30min ride to the park after a walk through the dungeons to have a romantic contact as the visitor experiences pure nature. On route from Kakum, the visit to the international beehive center gives the visitor the opportunity to learn about the friendly bees and have a taste of first time produced honey from the bees.
