Emphasizing Education and Cultural Identity
The Bolgatanga Upper East Regional Museum plays a crucial role in safeguarding the cultural heritage of the Upper East Region of Ghana. With a focus on ethnography, archaeology, and the promotion of traditional crafts, the museum not only serves as a repository of artifacts and historical data but also as an educational resource for both locals and international visitors. It helps foster a sense of identity and pride in the region’s cultural history and is affiliated with the Ghana Museums & Monuments Board.
Engaging workshops and educational sessions aimed at various age groups to promote understanding and appreciation of our cultural heritage.
Dynamic displays featuring traditional artifacts, allowing visitors to experience the rich history of the Upper East Region.
Expert-led tours of the museum and surrounding areas, providing insights into the local history and culture.
Resources for students and researchers focusing on ethnography, archaeology, and local artisanal crafts.
Hosting festivals and cultural events that celebrate and promote the rich traditions of the Upper East Region.
Collaborative initiatives with local communities to preserve and promote traditional crafts and practices.
The museum is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, except on public holidays.
Entrance fees are as follows: Adults - GHS 10, Students - GHS 5, and under 12 free.
Yes, photography is allowed without flash in most areas of the museum.
Yes, guided tours can be arranged upon request and are recommended for an enriched experience.
The museum adheres to health guidelines and maintains sanitation stations for visitor safety.
Absolutely! Visiting during festivals offers a unique insight into our cultural celebrations.