Good Morning America, America’s most popular morning show, has explored Ghana’s culture, people, and places in a unique feature hosted by Robin Roberts.

The GMA host visited a plethora of tourist attractions in the country in a feature that aired on September 28th.

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During a city tour on the Ghana Tourism Authority’s ‘Visit Ghana’ bus, she stopped at the Art Center and Black Star Square, where she met Samira Bawumia, the second lady, and Danai Gurira, the star of Black Panther.

Mrs. Bawumia, who was dressed in an African print gown described the people of the West African state as the most hospitable on the continent in a conversation with the ABC news anchor.

“Where do I start from, a people make a nation, and Ghana has the warmest people. Ghana is really the star of Africa,” she said.

In addition, actress Danai, who recently hosted the Global Citizen Festival in Accra stated that she enjoys the food and culture of Ghana the most.

“I adore this nation…the fact that it was the first nation to gain independence from the British either than that, I love the food, the people, and the fashion. I love the culture,” she told Robin Roberts.

The 30-minute documentary included interviews with Black Americans who have moved to Ghana, entrepreneurs like Christie Brown, and a live kente weaving demonstration with Miss Kente.

The documentary, which focused on fashion, food, and places, highlighted Freedom Park, Elimina Castle, Kakum National Park, and Makola Market.