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Larabanga Mosque
 
 
A 13th century Mosque, believed to have been built by Moorish traders. It is one of the holiest sites in Ghana.

It is believed that, this mosque of ancient architecture is the oldest mosque in Ghana; it houses an ancient holy Koran which is read once in a year or during a special ceremony.

It has a unique facade which continues to attract visitors.

Larabanga is about 10 miles west of Damongo, and about 5 miles to the Mole National Park.


 
 
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