Ho, the capital of Ghana's Volta Region and the Ho Municipal District, is situated between Mount Adaklu and the Togo Atakora Range, offering a backdrop of striking landscapes. With a population of over 180,000 as of the latest census, it serves as an administrative and cultural hub in the region. Ho is home to landmarks such as the Volta Regional Museum and a historic cathedral, reflecting its colonial heritage as the former administrative center of British Togoland. The municipality spans 2,361 square kilometers and shares borders with Togo to the east, making it an important gateway for regional connections.