Kampala - Uganda: 10 Best Places To Visit | Tourist Guide
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- In this video, I bring you Kampala - Uganda: 10 Best Places To Visit | Tourist Guide.
The “Pearl of Africa”, Uganda is blessed with countless tourist attractions. Talk of national parks like Queen Elizabeth, Murchison Falls, Kidepo and Bwindi Impenetrable forest. Tourists visiting Uganda can take part in amazing activities like gorilla trekking, mountain hiking, whitewater rafting in Jinja, visiting lake Bunyonyi and the Ssese Islands in lake Victoria to mention but a few. Because most of these exciting activities and attractions are found in the countryside, a tour of the capital Kampala is not a priority for most tourists.
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The Gadaffi Mosque: This is the largest mosque in Uganda with the capacity to accommodate over 15,000 worshippers. It was Idi Amin Dada who first started building the mosque in 1972. It was only completed in 2007 with a generous donation from Colonel Muammar Gafaffi of Libya.
Uganda National Theatre. There’s a quality program of music, film, dance and drama performances in the theatre itself, but most travellers come here for the popular, free nightly outdoor events.
Uganda Martyrs Shrines in Namugongo: The Uganda Martyrs Shrine Namugongo is located close to the Kampala-Jinja highway and is one of the most visited religious sites in Africa. In June 1886, about 32 Christians were burnt alive or simply speared to death on the orders of Kabaka Mwanga.
Kampala Craft Market: If you are looking for local crafts for house decorations or souvenirs within Kampala, then you might be spoilt for choices. There are several permanent and temporary shops/markets that sell locally made jewelry, sculptures, paintings, fabrics and art pieces.
Baha'i Temple Kampala. The Bahá’í Mother Temple of Africa, also known as the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar, is the only Bahá’í temple on the continent and one of only nine around the world.
The Uganda National Museum: The Uganda National Museum was founded in 1908 by the British Governor George Wilson making it the oldest and largest museum in Uganda. The museum was built to showcases the cultural heritage and historical milestones in the country covering religion, clothing, agriculture and medicine among others.
Owino Market: Owino Market was recently renamed St. Balikuddembe market but the locals still prefer the name “Owino”. Owino market is located near the main Kampala taxi park. It is the busiest market in Kampala and attracts thousands each day.
The Ndere Centre: This cultural Centre is found outside the city centre in an area known as Kisasi. The centre showcases the cultural heritage of all tribes in Uganda through traditional music, dance and drama among others.
Portbell Luzira: The port is named after Henry Hesketh Bell, a British commissioner, who took over administration of Britain's interests in Uganda in 1906.[citation needed] Its rail link is a branch line from the Kampala-Jinja main line. Lake Victoria ferries operate from Port Bell linking Kampala to other railhead ports on Lake Victoria including Jinja, Kisumu, Musoma, and Mwanza.
Kasubi Tombs: This one of the several UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Uganda. This large grass-thatched building is a very important site to the Baganda people. It is also among the leading tourism sites in Uganda. It is the burial ground for 4 of their former kings.
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I live in Dhaka, Bangladesh. I really want to travel to Uganda but need some information on how to get there and where to stay.
Lol, you get there by plane, and as a tourist you have to book a hotel? 🤣🤣🤣
Could you please say 'Kampala' one more time!1🤣
😂😂😂.
Glad you enjoyed the video Desmond.
Are you from Kampala?
Was born and lived in Uganda for 15 yrs until 1968. Went to Kisubi College. Bombo boy.
My first class muuse Ahmed maxamud mugideshu Somalia 🇸🇴 group
Ugandan government must to build smart cities with high skylines and good roads
Yeah right.
Am glad you enjoyed the video
No, high buildings are a security threat, but roads are important.
Though Uganda has better roads upcountry than in the City!
Thank you so much not only for let us know about Kampala, but also for your Swahili tips. Congratulations and greetings from Brazil.
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Congratulations for your national holiday on 9th October Uganda from your friends in Germany
1. Gadafffi Mosque
2. Uganda National Theatre
3. Uganda Matyrs Shrine - along Namugongo rd
4. Kampala craft market- for souveneirs
5. Bahai temple - the only Bahai faith templebin Africa
6. Ugandan National Museum - old kira rd next to British high commission
7. Owino market - downtown kampala (food, veges etc
8. Ndere centre - showcases culture of all ugandan cultures
Learn how to cook ug food
Dances etc
9. Portbell Luzira - Luzira kampala lk victoria
10. Kasubi tombs - Unesco wh site...
Burial site for kings of the Buganda kingdom
Great Video....Thank you and
Salute to Uganda 🇺🇬
Thank you. Am glad you enjoyed the video.
Love form Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇧🇩
(Southern part of Asia)
beautiful city
love from nepal
Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the video and also love the city.
Much love to all my brothers and sisters from Nepal 🇳🇵
Wonderful vlogs...I'm just started doing vlogs of Garissa Town but I'm not as good as you. Congrats 👏
Thank you Louqmann. Glad you enjoyed the video(s).
Btw, have you ever been to Uganda?
@@TheAfricanScript I'm really interested in visiting Uganda and spent some quality time there just comparing culture and experience the Uganda vibe .When time is due I wish to let you know in advance bro
I like Uganda i can tour in this country from Bangladesh ❤❤❤
Bad a very disturbing narrative is given big is beautiful No big monster high-rise are No good we want low rise spreadout Kampala if villas bungalows and mansions High-rise beget overcrowding Heat humidity jams commotion meyhem
Absolutely. Couldn’t agree more. Kampala needs to spread out a bit more in order to avoid overcrowding.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
Where are you watching from?
Downtown Kampala is brutal. Especially around the stadium area and the bus hub.
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I’m seeing more videos of my home sweet home Uganda 🇺🇬here 😂😂any secret please???
Thank God I know all of those places coz I have born at mengo hospital and I rised at nabulagala kasubi were by the bugandan kings are burried and am proud of that Asante Kwa ku tufundisha kiswahili kidogo
#tesseafrica wow HALLELUYAH PRAISE THE LORD
very nice video. so, are all these sights open for tourists who wish to come in September? and does one need a tour guide to see all these?
Yes. All these sites are open to tourists all year round.
For the tour, kindly reach me on Facebook @The African Myths Show. I will be able to connect you to a professional tour agency
@@TheAfricanScript thank you so much for your quick response i appreciate it. i don't have fb but i will create one if that is the only social media that you use. so, i thought Uganda was on lockdown as of June 05 according to the news i heard. i would really like to go in September.
Well explained in just less than 10 minutes. Thank you so much for the information. It appeals to one to visit Kampala. Good job!
Fascinating
Thanks for the video.
#ProudUganda
Glad you enjoyed the video Boaz.
Uganda 🇺🇬 is a beautiful country.
Nice vid, love from Kenya..
Thank you.
Much love to all my Kenyan brothers and sisters.
Have you been to Kampala before?
@@TheAfricanScript I haven't but will be there soon
Thanks for ur suggestions , respect from China
¡Hola, amigo! Receive greetings from Lima, Peru!!
Hola Jonathan!
Much love to all my brothers and sisters in Peru 🇵🇪.
Btw, have you been to Africa before?
Greetings
Nothing New here you all recycle the sites, visits makes the whole thing boring to watch. Sell the country a bit better than this
Glad for your opinion Kaggs.
Thanks for watching.
Are you a Uganda?
Mmh my city is very small 😠😠😕
Yes. Kampala is a small city. A lot needs to be done
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Kampala it makes me feel ashamed ,, Motorcircles in the city .. What a shame to our govt
😂😂😂.
Yes. A lot needs to be done in order to change the city
Idiot
You too .
Huggs hugg five to Uganda
Many hugs back to you.
Have you been to Africa yet?
Good info Ganny. Cheers from Canada.
Thank you James.
Have you been to Africa before?
Hey
love the content
Glad you loved it Henry.
Welcome to The Winning team
Awesome, thanks for the information about kampala, i'll go to kampala and film a part for my documentary 🎉
Helpful information 👌
Glad the video helped Sharma.
Have you been to Africa before?
Uganda is lovely. But do not go if you are a homosexual. It is illegal here.
I'm bracing to be told I've never been. Guess I might need to return 🤷♂️
Luwum Street is whete i used to live and i am happy to see it again though this video 😊
BOYKOTT
Nice video I would love to visit Kampala one day.
Am sure you’ll love your time in Kampala.
Have you been to any other city around East Africa?
@@TheAfricanScript I've been around only Southern Africa but I'll hit the road soon to East Africa.
That Temple is beautiful!
Allahu Akbar. I cannot wait to visit
Kampala needs more high skylines and good roads and bridges
Absolutely.
Am glad you enjoyed the video
When the Tutsi Rwandese President of Uganda is gone..
why ruin the country with that
For what? So that we have less fresh air and more toxic air?
Idi amin
Yes. He was a former Ugandan president.
Have you been to Kampala before?
São Miguel Quixeramobim Ceará
A great, very interesting video - thanks for sharing it with us.
You’re welcome.
Am glad you enjoyed the video.
Are you planning a visit to the continent?
@@TheAfricanScript I've visited a lot of north African countries and also The Gambia. I don't know a lot about Uganda, but it's now on my list of countries to visit. Thanks again.
You’re very welcome
Learn Swahili first befor going there. Looks ok to visit.
@@dashymcfast4247 Thank you.
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👏👏👍thanks for info.
Mm
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Wonder
ful vedio
This is boring.....do you really know Kampala
Tell us more
Mucho Gracias
Eres bienvenido. ¿Has estado en África antes?
Nice video
Kampala is just a slum, it's gifted with the best climate,may be also good food, nothing else.
Very nice climate indeed.
Are you from Kampala Davis?
Probably from a Kenyan
Thanks for the info… from New York
Who wants to go to IDI-AMI country when Rwanda and Ghana is there
😂😂😂
President Idi Amin passed away in 2003. You might wanna rethink your decision
boy, I know what am saying when I say, Idi-Amin people.
@@ARC.benedict-samson safe journey to those two places .
U can't afford
Those two countries u stated are the most dangerous in Africa
This is wonderful! My older brother lives in Kampala and a GF of mine and I will be visiting in Oct. I'm looking forward to driving/hiking around and visiting places like Sipi Falls and lake Victoria.
hallo
did you visit?
@@faceofuganda9592 Yes, we did. Kampala is a bit hectic, but the people were very friendly. Many really good restaurants and pubs too. We traveled mainly to the North and stayed at Sipi Falls, very beautiful and exciting. So much more to see and experience on my next visit.