Lake Bosumtwe, located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, is a unique natural lake formed by a meteorite impact over a million years ago.
The lake measures approximately 10.5 kilometers in diameter and is considered sacred by the Ashanti people, who believe it is the resting place for gods
According to history, in 1648, a hunter named Akora Bompe named the lake "Bosomtwe," meaning "antelope god," after an antelope he was chasing disappeared into its waters
The lake supports diverse wildlife and has significant cultural importance, with various rituals and taboos surrounding its use.
Lake Bosomtwe is a nice place to visit once in your lifetime
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