The Asante Traditional Buildings, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Ghana, showcase the architectural prowess and cultural heritage of the Asante people. Constructed primarily from mud, timber, and thatch, these structures feature intricate designs and vibrant colors, reflecting the society’s spiritual beliefs and social hierarchy. Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, they served as residences for chiefs and priests, embodying the power and wealth of the Asante Kingdom. Today, these well-preserved buildings stand as a testament to the community’s historical craftsmanship and traditions.

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