Buganda Kingdom

Rated 5 Stars, based on 47 Reviews.

Its an informative, breathe taking experience that makes theb visitor get a clear insight into the country's culture, heritage, traditions, and history of Buganda kingdom.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 6 Reviews.

We'll hike 304 staircases at Gaddafi mosque, which provides the best view of Kampala while also allowing us to see the seven historical hills where Kampala first began to develop! At the King’s Palace, we will give you a great history of Buganda's kingdom as well as take a closer look at Idi Amin’s torture chambers!  Kasubi royals' tombs are a UNESCO site, but they tell you much about Buganda’s culture and traditions.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 18 Reviews.

Magical views of the city, sharing information basing on cultural differences, slum walks and discovering organised chaos of the city with lots of knowledge, passion. Flexibility with the itinerary, time conscious are always on forefront. Religious history, Political history and social aspect of life with talented Ghetto youths.

Many tourists come for mostly the animals but I think culture has so much to offer. Discover the Ganda culture, traditions and norms.We shall discover the relationship between the crown and the people of buganda kingdom, how the kingdom is set up politically and the relationship between Uganda the nation and the kingdom.We shall discover the social structure of the kingdom of buganda by discovering the different clans and their roles in the kingdom. We shall discover the period of adjustment, the state and the kingdom clashed, we'll see Id Amins torture chambers hidden in mengo palace. We shall see the"kabaka's lake "a man made lake commissioned by kabaka mwanga. We shall witness the beauty of buganda architecture in places like the tombs at kasubi and wamala.We shall discover aspects of the traditional beliefs and religion of baganda, places like the tombs and at katereke ditch where we shall walk inside the shrines with bare feet and see some rituals performed.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 4 Reviews.

The Kampala tour makes you know more about Uganda the pearl of Africa at large and get the everlasting memories.It will be the evidence to people that you visited Uganda.The informative and experienced guides will make your tour un forgettable.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 39 Reviews.

This 1 day best of jinja tour is a great way to explore a mix of cultures, nature, history and new experiences with our knowledgeable driver-guide you will take you on a visit to Ssezibwa Falls, Mabira Forest for a Nature walk and later proceed to discover more about jinja's historical and oldest industrial town through its lively streets, Monuments and local market on your visit to the town. Enjoy a local lunch and later proceed to the highlight of this tour the boat ride to the source of the River Nile which is well known to be the longest river in the world. Its source starts right from Jinja Uganda. The river starts in the Northeastern part of Africa. It flows from the surrounding areas close to the equator to the outrageous Safari desert and up to the eastern Mediterranean Sea. The river is about 6696km long and pours its water to over nine countries although it’s more centred in Uganda as well as Egypt and Sudan. This 1 day best of Jinja tour will end will a drop to you hotel.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 11 Reviews.

Kampala is Uganda's capital and was started as an urban settlement in 1890, to a capital city later in 1900 – It is subdivided into 5 divisions; Central, Kawempe (North), Makindye (South), Nakawa (East) and Rubaga (West). This tour is the easiest and safest way to explore Kampala, its people, its history and economic engagements; after which, you will become a storyteller! Tour Highlights – Kampala’s historical monuments – Temples (Indian and Baha’i) – Buganda kingdom – Buganda clan symbols – Kasubi Tombs – Gadhafi Mosque – Makerere University – Uganda National Museum – See the 7 hills of Kampala – Visit local Markets – Souvenir shopping

Kampala City, generally known as the City of seven hills, is the Capital City of Uganda, center of commercial life and the seat of Government including the Parliament and historical monuments. The City alone offers cultural lovers lots of opportunities to appreciate the country’s cultural diversity. Kampala city tour will give you the opportunity to traverse the major landmarks in this humble city to experience the historical monuments that have shaped the destiny of this great Nation. The tour gives you an understanding of the Kampala City folk lifestyle, the unique behaviors of Ugandan people, the culture, the traditions and history. Kampala City Tour High lights the earliest civilizations of the Buganda Kingdom, The Kasubi tombs, The Bahai Temple, The National Museum, The Uganda Martyrs Shrine and Cultural entertainment.

Enjoy a unique and informative experience through Buganda Kingdom’s rich cultural heritage giving you a chance to know more about the hidden history of the Buganda kingdom the oldest Kingdom in Uganda and experience our local food.

Kampala sightseeing tour is one of the best tours you can take: you’ll leave with a great overview of what the city has to offer. And if you are staying, you’ll have a wonderful base to decide how to spend the rest of your time in the city and what you want to explore next. We designed this 4-hour chauffeured tour where you can visit 3-4 sites that combines the comfort and efficiency of a private driver with the knowledge and personal touch of a private guide, to show you the top Kampala tourist highlights: Kasubi Royal Tombs, Kampala Central Mosque, Uganda Museum, Independence Monument, Namirembe Cathedral, Kabaka’s Palace, Ndere Cultural Centre,St Mary’s Cathedral Rubaga, Bahai House Of Worship with your Kampala private guide.

This 1 day Kampala city tour gives you an opportunity to see the Idi Amin torture Chambers and also tour and see the highlights of Uganda’s capital city during your stay in Uganda ,It also gives you a chance to visit Uganda’s cultural sites, Religious structures, market set ups, transportation modes and political and economic history of Uganda. It’s well tailored for Traveller’s on short stay in Uganda

Experience the vibrant and diverse capital of Uganda with this immersive 1-day Kampala city tour. Explore the highlights of the city and gain a deeper understanding of Uganda's rich cultural heritage and history. Begin your journey by visiting the King's palace, where you can learn about the traditional customs and royal history of Uganda. Marvel at the architectural splendor of the iconic Gaddafi Mosque and enjoy panoramic views of the cityscape. Discover the striking Bahai Temple, a symbol of religious diversity in Uganda. Explore the historic Kasubi Tombs, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and delve into the fascinating stories of Ugandan royalty. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere of the local taxi parks, observing the vibrant transportation modes that define Kampala's unique character. This 1-day city tour offers an unforgettable glimpse into the cultural, religious, and historical fabric of Uganda's capital.

It's a breathe taking and unique experience with a knowledgeable guide who takes you through the history and facts about Uganda

Kampala is Uganda's capital – and it is subdivided into 5 divisions; Central, Kawempe (North), Makindye (South), Nakawa (East) and Rubaga (West). This tour is the easiest and safest way to explore Kampala; its people, history and economic engagements – This is a privately guided tour ensuring a personalized service and an authentic experience: After which you will become a storyteller! Tour Highlights – Kampala’s historical monuments – Temples (Indian and Baha’i) – Buganda Kingdom Palace – Gadhafi National Mosque – Kasubi Royal Tombs – Makerere University – Uganda National Museum – Uganda Martyrs Shrine – The Martyrs Museum – Taste a local meal – See the 7 hills of Kampala

The 2 day Kampala city tour will let you explore Kampala city's major tourist centers most of which are centered on cultural, political and religious history. Kampala, generally known as the city of seven hills, is the capital city of Uganda, center of commercial life and the seat of government including the Parliament and historical monuments. We start off the Kampala City Tour with a visit to Buganda Kingdom to learn about a rich cultural heritage of Baganda.The Kampala City Tour concludes with a visit to the Crafts village – an exhibition ground for all kinds of African crafts perfect for souvenirs.

This tour is unique because it will help you appreciate the diverse Ugandan culture. The Kasubi tombs tour and Lubiri tour will help you appreciate Buganda culture. The ndere culture tour will help you enjoy traditional dances picked from the 52 tribes of Uganda.

Kampala has plenty of things to do such as touring the Uganda museum which is the oldest museum found in East Africa, the heritage Center's like the kabaka’s palace, Kasubi tombs which are the burial grounds of Buganda kings, kabaka’s lake which is the old man-made lake in Africa, art galleries and craft markets along Buganda road, browsing the stalls of the chaotic Owino market not forgetting the local foods and yummy Rolex!, wandering the leafy streets of the affluent Nakasero market. Wonderfully made religious centers, the Rubaga and Namirembe cathedrals, and the Ghaddafi mosque which has a 90 angle view of the Kampala city and the only Bahai temple on continent. Well, all different cultures of more than 49 ethnic groups we have in Uganda can be experienced at Ndere troupe Centre.

Murchison falls Tour, With Budongo forest in the south, Rift Valley escarpments, open amidst scattered trees in the northern part of the park, Murchison falls, Uganda’s largest park, protects a chunk of untamed African savannah bisected by the mighty River Nile. Within the park are mighty falls forming splendid roars as the water thrusts through a narrow gorge.

Jinja is a town in southern Uganda, on the shore of Lake Victoria. The source of the Nile, at Coronation Park, is marked by a garden and a monument honoring British explorer John Hanning Speke. Owen Falls Dam and Bujagali Dam both span the Nile. Farther north on the river, Itanda Falls is known for its white-water rapids. East of Jinja, on Lake Victoria, Samuka Island is home to birdlife, including little egrets. Kampala is Uganda's national and commercial capital bordering Lake Victoria, Africa's largest lake. Hills covered with red-tile villas and trees surround an urban centre of contemporary skyscrapers. In this downtown area, the Uganda Museum explores the country's tribal heritage through an extensive collection of artefacts. On nearby Mengo Hill is Lubiri Palace, the former seat of the Buganda Kingdom.

If you're on a short business trip to Uganda and can't spare much time for a safari, our 1-day Jinja tour offers a perfect escape from Kampala to explore three key sites. Starting after an early breakfast, around 7:30 am or later, from either Kampala or Entebbe to beat the traffic, our journey takes you through scenic tea and sugar plantations, as well as vibrant roadside markets bursting with colorful fruits and vegetables. Along the way, you'll visit three points of interest: the Sezibwa Waterfalls, where you can marvel at the natural beauty of the cascading waters; take a short hike in Mabira Forest, experiencing the lush greenery and diverse wildlife; and finally, head to Jinja to witness the source of the River Nile. Here, you'll enjoy a boat tour on the Nile River, offering stunning views and a chance to experience the magic of Africa's longest river firsthand as you make your way to its source.