Tourism Cultural in Uganda is the best enjoyable safari while on your Uganda cultural safaris and tours. Uganda is the only place where you can see unique cultural features which is not really yet exploited and it still in its natural state compared to other countries, throw in that sense of the being in a place that hasn’t changed for centuries, and sometimes millennia, and you get some of the most inspiring, and inspired, destinations on the planet.
Our cultural tours give you the chance to explore the real Africa and learn about the wide, fascinating culture of the tribes in Uganda. Visit Kampala for an introduction with some interesting, historical sites. Marvel at the Source of the Nile where Speke discovered the true origin of the river Nile. Follow the green trail to life in the Rwenzori Mountains and explore the culture from the different tribes. Or visit Nshenyi Village for a true cultural immersion
Culture safari in Uganda gives you a chance to see how they lived for hundreds of years, as well as meet some of the community, and learn about the challenges they now face in cities/towns.
Uganda has endowed with many cultural sites with its unique features that have enabled it to be the best country with quality of culture such includes , Ndere Cultural Center performs Africa’s cultural history literature, knowledge and wisdom were recorded and passed on to succeeding generations through the medium of performing arts, music, dance, storytelling, and poetry.
Undertake a cultural tour to Uganda’s museums to find out the historical tools and numerous artifacts that were used in the past. That is from the pre-Cambrian ages to the recent past and the royal drums. Most of these found at the National Museum and other regional museums.
The Kasubi Tombs site is an active religious place in the Buganda Kingdom. To the Baganda, the Kabaka is the unquestioned symbol of the spiritual, political, and social state of the Buganda nation. As the burial ground for the previous four Kabakas, therefore, the Kasubi Tombs is a place where the Kabaka and others in Buganda’s complex cultural hierarchy frequently carry out important centuries-old Ganda rituals. The King’s Lake which is manmade, the Imbalu heritage of the Bagisu people which is exciting experience to explore, the Indigenous Karimojng of northeastern Uganda and the Batwa People of southwestern Uganda, the Naggalabi Coronation site, Wamala tombs, and Ssezibwa falls, the pastoralist Karimojong culture, the Bakonjo culture, the Banyankole Culture, the Basoga, Batooro culture and Acholi culture which are very interesting to explore.
Uganda art
Uganda tribes offer a variety of art and crafts to reflect their traditions and history. For instance, Nyero rock paintings in Kumi have a lot to display regards the people who occupied that area, hundreds of years ago.