Uganda
This 1 day Kampala city tour gives you an opportunity to tour and see the highlights of Uganda’s capital city during your stay in Uganda.
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This 1 day Kampala city tour gives you an opportunity to tour and see the highlights of Uganda’s capital city during your stay in Uganda/Uganda safari. 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.
Owino Market is the largest open market in Uganda, occupying 7.04 hectares of land in Kampala, Uganda.
Kabaka's Palace i.e. ''king's palace'' in the local name Twekobe which means working together, is one of the most famous sites in the history of Buganda.
Bahai Temple is a house of worship also called the Mashriq I'-Adhkar which acts as a spiritual gathering place open to all people in the world.
The Kasubi Tombs in Kampala, Uganda, is the site of the burial grounds for four kabakas (kings of Buganda) and other members of the Baganda royal family.
Colonel Muammar Gaddafi of Libya commissioned the mosque as a gift to Uganda, and for the benefit of the Muslim population.
Robert has been working for Dark Hills Uganda since day one, he knows every corner in Uganda, he will be able to show you around.
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DAY 1
In the morning after breakfast, our guide will pick you up for a tour around Kampala. Visit places such as Gadafi Mosque, Uganda Museum, King’s Palace, Bahai Temple, Kasubi Tombs and many others. You will then go for a local lunch before being transferred back to your hotel.
Lunch
Breakfast
Dinner
Hotel Pick up and drop off
English speaking guide/driver
Drinking water
Lunch
Kabaka's Palace entrance
Entrance Gadafi Mosque
Entrance Uganda Museum
Entrance Kasubi Tombs
Entrance Bahai Temple
Accommodation
Entrance Sezibwa waterfalls
Travel Insurance
Flight tickets
Kampala is one of the safest capital cities in (East) Africa – although, as anywhere, petty thieves may try and take advantage of people who leave phones and valuables unattended. Your driver guide will give you all the information you need to make sure your trip is safe and incident-free. Feel free to ask questions!
Despite some negative press, Uganda is a safe country for gay and lesbian travelers. However, Uganda is a conservative country and we would recommend discretion.
Uganda is a very safe country to visit.
Although Uganda has lived through a turbulent history, the country is safe, stable and welcoming. Ugandans’ hospitable nature is legendary! You will be warmly welcomed wherever you go by the country’s friendly residents.
The most popular National Parks are situated in the south (west) of Uganda and are safe to visit. The border area with Rwanda and DRC remains stable and all National Parks and wildlife reserves are well protected by the Uganda Wildlife Authority’s rangers. Tourism is hugely important for Uganda’s economy and a Tourism Police force has been created to protect visitors.
If you are unsure about the safety of travel to Uganda, please contact Dark Hills Uganda.
Your travel insurance company or foreign office may offer information about travel to Uganda. However, in our experience, these bodies all err on the side of caution and do not necessarily know what is happening on the ground in Uganda at the time. For example, May 2013, some still advise against travel to Kidepo Valley National Park in Northern Uganda, although it is now safe to travel there by road, or by air.
Your safety is our absolute priority and you can rest assured that we will always give you the best Uganda travel advice.
Your gadgets a very safe, however we would advise you to always be very careful since some people can snatch them from you.