Uganda · UGANDAN CULTURE & COMMUNITY TOURS
5 reviewed
Out of 5 ugandan culture & community tours covered on this site, these 5 are the ones to book. Everything you need in order to choose is on the page: current prices, group sizes, and a plain account of what happens on the day.
Kampala cultural tour with Twaha: tombs, Kabaka sites, 360 views from Gadaffi mosque, plus independence and transport stops.
“The Cultural Kampala tour was wonderful combining both historic and contemporary Cultural experiences. My guide Tahwa was terrific. Knowledgeable, interesting, flexible and I learned alot about Kampala and Uganda from him. I would highly recommend this tour and other tours done by Tahwa.”
3-day Bwindi gorilla tracking plus Batwa culture, with hotel pickup and Kampala transfers. Private group, guided hikes, meals included.
“I recently went for gorilla trekking, it was an experience it will never be forgotten , I saw gorillas in their natural homes, the gorillas in Bwindi is a great experience, when you visit Uganda try doing gorilla trekking for better moments, my guide”
Kampala Buganda cultural tour with pickup, Kasubi Tombs, Uganda Museum, royal sites, crafts, and lunch. Small group, $100.
“'Palace' was not visible and Museum closed for renovation!!! Addition 10 Dollars entry fee for watching trees and 20 Dollars for empty former King house”
Private Ugandan cooking with Sylvia and family, starting at the local market and ending with fire-cooked lunch, tea, and dance in Entebbe.
“Such a fun experience with Sylvia and her family. They all really made you so welcome. We went to the market with her and her daughter Helen before cooking up a feast which was so so yummy. We stayed for hours and they all made us feel like part of the family. A must do when visiting Uganda let alone Entebbe.”
7 days in Fort Portal and Western Uganda with Kibale chimps, Queen Elizabeth game drives and boat cruises, crater lakes, hot springs, village culture.
“When I was with enchanted Uganda Safaris, we traveled to Semuliki National park and Kyaninga lodge.”
