Stunning but seasonal, the spectacular site of the Boti waterfalls is situated at the north-eastern part of Koforidua in the Manya Krobo district of the Eastern Region. It is made up of two separate waterfalls – one flowing on the left with the other flowing on the right – and with a large rock dividing both waters. Koforidua is the capital town of the Eastern Region and like all the regions in Ghana; residents of the Eastern Region are very accommodating and interesting to be with. The region has a combination of great farmers and fishermen who rely heavily on the Volta Lake. The cascading waterfalls, the Umbrella tree, the three-headed-Palm-Tree and outsized areas of lush tropical forests makes the Eastern Region a must see region for tourists and fun lovers. The people of Manya Krobo are mainly Krobos with others as; Akuapim, Guans, Akyem, among others. They are mostly Christians, Muslims and Traditionalists. A colorful klama dance by the people of Manya Krobo indicates a fine line of uniqueness between the Krobos and the other tribes in the Eastern Region. Needless to say, the people of the eastern region are beautiful and hardworking.