- Gaddafi National Mosque - This is the biggest mosque in East Africa and second biggest in Africa!
It provide a spectacular view of Kampala from the top of the minaret of 304 staircases
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Makerere University - This is the oldest university in East Africa so we got to see different faculties but also getting the history of the university how it started !
We as well see the historical monuments inside the university - Bagala Craft - East African craft market !
It’s the biggest craft market in Kampala so we shall stop for about 30 minutes to buy souvenir !
- World War II Memorial - This monument was built by the colonial government to commemorate Ugandans who died In world wars .
- Independence Monument - The guide will explain the significance of the monument and history of Uganda after the independence up to the current regime.
- Nakasero Market - It’s the oldest food market in Kampala and since Uganda is self sufficient you get to see fresh vegetables and spices.
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Temple SSDM Shree Sanatan Dharma Mandal - A lot of Indian were brought by British to work as skilled labor in colonial error ! And they embarked
on build temples !
This is one of the beautiful temple in Kampala with a unique architecture.
- Old Taxi Park - This is a famous park of minibuses and from here you get see to how organized Kampala is irrespective of the chaos .
- Owino Market - This is the biggest market in Kampala and is very popular in selling second hand clothes and everything in general.
- Entrance fees included
An essential trip in Kampala!
This excursion provides an excellent chance to discover Kampala’s hidden treasures, from Uganda’s oldest educational institution to slums and artisanal markets where you can buy mementos for your loved ones. You can visit the independence monument and broaden your knowledge about Uganda’s post-independence history. Given that Uganda is self-reliant with regards to food, you can experience diverse range of locally grown produce at the food market.
The Hindu temple is notable for its distinctive architecture.
Next, the old taxi park, a prime example of Kampala’s structured disorder, illustrates how public transportation operates in Uganda.
Finally, a climb up the 304-step minaret at the Gaddafi mosque offers a breathtaking view of the city.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
