Nzulezu is one of Ghana’s most visited tourist attractions and a unique village in the whole of West Africa.
What makes it unique is that the whole village is on stilts and the people live on a lake.
You need a boat to go about your daily activities. A boat is a luxury for them and almost every house in the village own a boat -- just like urban dwellers are wont to own a car.
They have a school, a church, a bar, hotel and restaurant in the village and it is an interesting place to be.
The following pictures will make you want to visit this unique village located in the Western Region of Ghana.
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