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Tanoboase Sacred Grove and Shrine

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Oral tradition is passed down from generation to generation about the founding of the sacred grove. Legend is that the deity Taakora manifested to Afya Ankomah with instructions to follow. The instructions enabled the Bono people to live in the rock caves. The instructions were that the people were
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It is an oasis that maintains biodiversity in culture and religious based knowledge system. Mike Anane writes, "It is gratifying that in Ghana today, some NGOs and scholars are recognizing the importance of various traditional religious beliefs or culture-based knowledge systems in addressing
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The Tano sacred grove and rock shrine is a traditional conservation practice bedded in indigenous religion of the Bono people of Ghana. The sacred grove is believed by the Bono people to be the abode of local gods, and ancestral spirits. It is also the home of super natural beings.
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The Tano sacred grove and shrine is one of many sacred groves in Ghana, West Africa. The rock shrine is inside of the sacred grove. Inside the rock shrine is the original brass pan. There are five compartments, the main entrance, durbar ground, hideout, watch tower and stairs.
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Gods reside in the sacred grove. Historically the site is where Ashanti Wars were fought. The grove was a hideout during the slave trade and inter-tribal wars. The grove is also a place for religious activities.
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alarming problems of environment and development ... The old 'top-down' or paternalistic forms of development can no longer be enough in the face of environmental catastrophe."
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not to hunt or farm in the sacred grove. The caves were shelter. They gave the Bonos security and were used as hideouts for kings.
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was selected to be an eco-tourism site with the support of the Ghana Association for the Conservation of Nature (GACON).
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Sarfo-Mensah, Paul; Fredua, Ernestina Antoh; Oduro, William; Amisah, Stephen (8 September 2010).
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Tano is the name given to several gods. The word Tano has its origins in the
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In 1996, the Grove became a Community Based-Ecotourism Project (CBEP).
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Inside the Tano Rock Shrine with tour guide in Tanoboase, Ghana
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Techiman
Brong Ahafo
Ghana
Bono people
Ashanti
Tano River
Ghana's material cultural heritage
Sacred grove
Sacred Grove and Shrine
Tano Rock Shrine in Tanoboase, Ghana
Tano Rock Shrine located in Tanoboase, Ghana
Located in Tanoboase, Ghana
Inside the Tano Rock Shrine with tour guide in Tanoboase, Ghana
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