Complete Kampala Tour Experience

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1. KASENYI FISHING VILLAGE ADD-ON: For the early risers, take a road trip to Entebbe to experience local life in a fishing village. We will take a road trip to the village where you can see the village clinic and speak to the healthcare providers. Watch locals compete in board games. Watch (or experience) the porters carrying peopel to the boats. Help fisherman with their nets. Enjoy the many sights and sounds along Entebbe Road, the main road between Entebbe and Kampala.

   3 h

2. Kisenyi Slum is one of the six highly congested villages in the mid of Kampala City! It’s a very busy Area and it gives a very live experience to our clients walking through the village while cheering up to some lovely people who are found busy on their job.

   30 min

3. Visit the Owino Market, the largest outdoor market in East Africa, famous for second-hand shoes, clothes, and household items. Learn how people source the items they sell, and how they make money selling second hand items. Visit the shops where a variety of uniquely African items, including cookware is made. Learn to make rolex, a distinctive and delicious Ugandan food.

   40 min

4. Besides Owino market, this a food and fruits market where most people go for shopping! Here travelers will get to see a variety of Ugandan local food which is gathered from remote areas of Uganda and brought here for sale.

   20 min

5. Visit the Exposure Africa Arts & Crafts Market. Here you will be able to take your time to browse many uniquely Ugandan souvenirs, clothes, and art pieces to take home as gifts, or use to decorate your own home.

   30 min

6. Coffee/Water and Toilet Break

   10 min

7. Take a walking tour of the bustling downtown area. You will be able to browse the many shops for clothing, shoes and household items. Watch the traffic patterns as drivers, people, and the occasional livestock navigate intersections without any traffic controls. Visit the taxi center where all of the taxis meet for people to make transfers.

   15 min

8. The monument was established to commemorate Uganda's independence on 9th October 1962. we shall learn the history of Uganda before and after the independence and significance of the monument

   10 min

9. The temple is replica of "SOMNATH TEMPLE" in Gujarat constructed in late 50s and inaugurated in 1961. Only one of its kind, the temple holds a status of "HERITAGE PROPERTY OF HISTORICAL SITE" . we shall go inside and see the beauty and architecture of the temple

   30 minAdmission included

10. Uganda's first post office building.

    10 min

11. First and Second World Wars Memorial monument, we shall get to know how Uganda participated and also know positive and negative results

    10 min

12. Late Colonel Muammar Gaddafi of Libya commissioned the mosque as a gift to Uganda, and for the benefit of the Muslim population. On entering the Mosque Main hall, enjoy its Architectural designs. Climbing the Tower / Minaret gives you the best view of Kampala City at 360 degrees with its original surrounding Seven Hills. The Mosque also stands on the Original Spot where British first hoisted their Flag which signified Uganda as British Colony.

    1 h

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

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How it compares in Kampala

• Its from-price is 88% below the median of the 41 city tours we list in Kampala.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 16 of 41.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Kampala

Kampala is Uganda's capital, spread across low hills near Lake Victoria, with royal tombs, cathedrals and mosques, busy markets and a lively music scene.

Kampala is built on a scattering of hills in southern Uganda, a short distance north of Lake Victoria. The Kasubi Tombs, the burial ground of the Buganda kings, are a World Heritage Site. The Uganda Museum is one of the oldest in East Africa and holds musical instruments and crafts. The hilltop Namirembe and Rubaga cathedrals, and the National Mosque on Old Kampala Hill with its minaret, each give views over the city.

Top-ranked sights in Kampala: Uganda National Mosque, Nakasero Market, Lake Victoria.

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