Ajumako Bisease is a town located in the Ajumako Enyan Essiam District of the Central Region in Ghana. It is situated in the southern part of the country, not far from the coastline. The town is part of the traditional area of the Ajumako people, who are one of the Akan ethnic groups in Ghana. Ajumako Bisease has a rich historical and cultural heritage, with several historical landmarks and sites of interest. One notable site is the Bisease Methodist Church, which is one of the oldest Methodist churches in Ghana and has historical significance in the spread of Christianity in the region. The economy of Ajumako Bisease is largely based on agriculture, with farming being the primary occupation of many residents. Crops like cocoa, oil palm, cassava, and vegetables are commonly grown in the area. Fishing is also an important economic activity due to the town's proximity to the coast. The town is known for its friendly and hospitable community, and traditional festivals and celebrations are an essential part of the local culture. Visitors to Ajumako Bisease can experience the authentic Ghanaian way of life, enjoy the local cuisine, and immerse themselves in the vibrant cultural traditions of the Ajumako people.