Wli Waterfalls, located 20 km from Hohoe in Ghana’s Volta Region, is the highest waterfall in West Africa. At this attraction, visitors can hike through lush forest trails to witness the spectacular cascades formed by the Agumatsa River. Activities include exploring the upper and lower falls, birdwatching, and spotting wildlife such as monkeys, baboons, butterflies, and a large colony of fruit bats clinging to the cliffs. Notably, the falls are known locally as Agoomatsa, meaning allow me to flow, and were discovered by hunters who mistook the sound of rushing water for a talking drum, adding cultural legend to its natural beauty.