• Gaddafi National Mosque - This vibrant structure, with its stunning artistic features, was constructed and designed with a blend of Arab, European, and African influences. Located on Old Kampala Hill, one of the seven hills of Kampala City, it is visible from all corners of Kampala, making it a must-see landmark. The mosque welcomes everyone, regardless of creed, political affiliation, ethnic background, culture, or nationality. Upon entering the main hall, visitors can admire its architectural designs. Climbing the tower or minaret offers a spectacular 360-degree view of Kampala City and its original seven hills. The mosque also stands on the historic site where the British first raised their flag, marking Uganda as a British colony.

• Kabaka’s Palace - At the core of Buganda’s cultural and political life is the Lubiri—the Kabaka’s Palace. More than just a royal residence, Lubiri symbolizes unity, tradition, and sovereignty. Its origins are intertwined with Buganda’s political evolution and its spiritual and geographical landscape. Visitors are warmly welcomed in a traditional or cultural style as royal guests and provided with a special tour guide to explore the palace. Highlights include the remains of King Edward Mutesa I’s car, a cannon gun, and the infamous torture chambers of Idi Amin Dada. Expect to gain a diverse understanding of Uganda’s history, encompassing political, cultural, economic, social, and religious aspects.

• Kasubi Tombs - Situated on Kasubi Hill in Kampala, Uganda, the Kasubi Tombs are among the most revered and spiritually significant sites in the Kingdom of Buganda. To the untrained eye, it may seem like a quiet, thatched enclosure with an impressive round hut at its center. However, for the Baganda people and cultural historians, it is the final resting place of the prominent kings of Buganda. The site serves as both a burial ground for four Kabakas (kings) and a spiritual hub where the past and present converge. Baganda subjects visit to seek blessings, perform rituals, and reflect on their ancestry. Visitors are offered a guided tour through these royal tombs and shrine to experience the authentic cultural practices of the Buganda kingdom. Photography and videography are welcome.

• Independence Monument - To trace Uganda’s political and social journey, visitors are guided to the Independence Monument, where a guide explains the monument’s fascinating interpretation, showcasing the stages Uganda has undergone (before, during, and after the colonial period). Visitors are encouraged to take photos and videos.

• Nakasero Market - This wholesale market offers a diverse range of products. It could aptly be called a “spicy market” due to its variety of local and imported spices. There is also an abundance of local food, vegetables, and fruits. Visitors can walk through, capture pictures, and interact with the vendors.

• Owino Market - Owino Market is another example of organized chaos in Kampala, where visitors can find a variety of second-hand goods, especially clothes and shoes, sold at very affordable prices, making it a popular shopping destination for locals. Visitors are encouraged to take pictures and videos to create lasting memories.

• Old Taxi Park - Like any other capital city, Kampala features a large taxi park with thousands of taxis transporting people and goods in and out of the city. This park is strategically located in the center of business buildings, making it easily accessible from all directions.

• Kisenyi - Kisenyi slum is a low-income suburb that accommodates a diverse mix of people from different countries, especially refugees from Somalia, DRC, South Sudan, and Liberia. It is also a zone where heavy work, such as metal recycling, is conducted, offering a unique experience. Visitors can take pictures and videos after consulting with their tour guide.

• Private transportation

Welcome to the perfect destination! Join us as we reveal the hidden stories of Buganda and Uganda. This is truly the ideal way to discover and understand the culture, history, and religious traditions of Uganda with our expert local guides, who are natives of the Kampala suburbs. We have crafted a special package that includes all the essential information about Uganda before, during, and after colonial rule. Our tour guides are well-trained to address any questions, helping you create unique content to share back home.

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