Waterfall Pass

Boti Falls is a double waterfall in Ghana, located in the Boti forest of the Eastern Region. It's known for its unique features, including the "male" and "female" falls that sometimes merge during high water flow, creating a rainbow and what locals call a "mating ceremony". The falls are also surrounded by other natural attractions like the "umbrella rock" and a "three-headed palm tree

Akaa Falls, nestled near Akyeremanteng village in the Akuapem North District of Ghana’s Eastern Region (about 21 km northeast of Koforidua), is a 60 m seasonal cascade formed by the Boti River, just 7 km from the famous Boti Falls. Often overshadowed by Boti, Akaa offers a more tranquil, less crowded experience.