The Manhyia Palace Museum, situated in Kumasi, Ghana, serves as a dynamic embodiment of the rich cultural legacy of the Ashanti Kingdom. Originally built in 1925 as the residence of the Asantehene, the palace was converted into a museum in 1995 by Otumfuo Opoku Ware II. It now functions as a repository of royal regalia, historical records, and ceremonial artifacts that narrate the Ashanti Kingdom's historical, political, and cultural evolution. Emmanuel Osei Boakye's comprehensive study evaluates the museum's role and effectiveness as a cultural tourism site. The research employs a...