2025 Kampala Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Upon arrival, I was attracted by its elegant environment and modern facilities. The lobby is spacious and bright, and the staff are warm and friendly, providing me with convenient check-in procedures. The hotel has several restaurants and cafes offering a variety of delicious food. The room I stayed in was spacious and comfortable, with a modern and cozy decor. The room is well-equipped, including high-speed Wi-Fi, comfortable bedding, a private bathroom, and complete office facilities. In addition, the room is equipped with an intelligent control system, which can easily adjust the lighting and air conditioning equipment. In terms of details, the hotel provides thoughtful services for guests, such as welcome fruit and flowers. The hotel staff are very professional and friendly, always smiling at every guest. Whether it is when checking in or when you need help in the room, they patiently and carefully answer questions and provide help. I have to say, especially in terms of details, the hotel provides thoughtful services for guests, making me feel the warmth of home.

Embarking on the journey to East Africa, I unknowingly arrived at the third stop - Uganda It is really hard to describe the twists and turns along the way. Enter Uganda by land from Nakuru, Kenya There were many problems along the way, including two flat tires and changing cars five times. After a full 24 hours, we finally arrived in Kampala, the capital of Uganda. Although Kampala is not a popular mainstream tourist city I still found many special attractions worth visiting. ✨One-day tour route ✅In the morning, go to the Central Mosque in Kampala. The mosque is the largest in East Africa and was built with funding from Libya. Tickets are 25,000 Ugandan shillings and turbans will be provided at the door. The indoor area needs to be visited with a guide. It is strongly recommended to climb to the top of the tower. Standing on it, you can overlook the entire Kampala. The city's bustling and slightly messy scene is in full view, which is particularly shocking! ✅Then we took a taxi directly to the Uganda Museum. This is really the most retro museum I have ever visited. As soon as I entered, it felt like I had traveled back to the last century. Here you can gain an in-depth understanding of Uganda's history. The ticket price is 15,000 Ugandan shillings. There is currently an ape exhibition in the museum, which is well worth a look. Don't forget to visit the traditional Ugandan buildings outdoors🏠. ✅At noon, we had lunch at the popular Cafe Javas, and then took a taxi to Namirembe Cathedral in the wealthy area. Once we got there, it felt like we had entered a completely different world. Maybe because it is located in the mountains, even the air has become exceptionally fresh. The entrance fee to visit the interior of the church is 10,000 Ugandan shillings. ✅In the evening, you can go to St Mary's Cathedral Rubaga, a Catholic church located on Mount Rubaga, which is free to visit🆓. If you have enough time, you can also go to the Kabaka Palace, which used to be the king's palace. The interior of the palace is not open to the public, but the basement can be visited. 🚗Transportation We took a bus from Busia to Kampala, but before we reached the city, the entire bus was abandoned at a checkpoint in the suburbs. We had no choice but to take a taxi to the hotel. The driver said that buses here often behave like this because the traffic jam in Kampala is particularly severe. It normally takes us half an hour to get from the suburbs to the city hotel, but we were stuck in traffic for more than two hours. "Kampala Jam" really lives up to its reputation. You must be patient when taking a taxi here, as traffic jams are common. Locals mostly choose boda boda for travel. 🧩About visa Enter Kenya by land from Busia Port I applied for visas to three East African countries in advance, and it went smoothly.

Hey wanderlust warriors! 🌍 If you're plotting a course to Kampala and need the perfect spot to drop your bags and chill, I've got the scoop on Mestil Hotel & Residences. Here's why this gem should be on your radar: 🛌💤 The rooms? Spacious enough to do cartwheels in (though maybe stick to lounging). Cleanliness is top-notch – you could eat off the floors, but let's stick to plates, shall we? 🚿🛀 Each room comes stacked with amenities that'll make you wanna extend your vacay. We're talking cozy bathrobes, a kitchenette for midnight snack attacks, and a balcony to soak in those urban vibes. 🍽️🏋️‍♀️ Foodies and fitness freaks, rejoice! The on-site dining will take your taste buds on an adventure, and the gym is there to keep your workout game strong. Plus, the pool is basically an oasis. 📍🌆 Location? Oh, it's just a stone's throw from the city's hustle and bustle, with views that'll have you snapping pics faster than you can say "room service, please!" Find this urban retreat at 8H3P+XFF, 20 Barracks Dr, Kampala, Central Region, Uganda. Your home away from home awaits! #Kampala #KampalaHotel #KampalaTravel

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📅 Itinerary Day1：Kampala Day2: Kampala-Namave Day3: Entebbe - Lake Victoria 🏨 Accommodation Hotel Kabira, Kampala 🍴 Food Recommendations International cuisine in Kampala is superb, if you go for local food try the Ugandan peanut sauce, delicious 📌 Tips East African Tourist visa will let you travel from/to Kenya-Uganda-Rwanda for 3 months and long as you don’t leave for another country.#africa #eastafrica #visituganda #kampala

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 💡 Tips The Emin pasha hotel is a great place for a 2 day trip in Kampala . It’s close to town making it easy to visit restaurants and other places around .

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Uganda, often referred to as the “Pearl of Africa,” offers some of the most diverse and thrilling wildlife experiences on the continent. From misty mountain treks to golden savannahs teeming with life, this East African gem is a dream destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Here are the best ways to experience Uganda’s wildlife: 1. Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest A bucket-list adventure for many, gorilla trekking is Uganda’s flagship wildlife experience. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to nearly half the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. With the guidance of expert trackers, you can hike through dense rainforest to observe these majestic primates in their natural habitat. The experience is both humbling and exhilarating, often described as life-changing. 2. Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale Forest Kibale National Park boasts the highest density of primates in Africa, making it the best place in Uganda for chimpanzee tracking. Walking through the lush rainforest, you'll not only encounter our closest relatives, the chimpanzees, but also other primate species like red colobus and L’Hoest’s monkeys. Early morning treks offer the best chances of seeing the chimps while they are most active. 3. Wildlife Safaris in Queen Elizabeth National Park If you’re looking for a classic African safari, Queen Elizabeth National Park is a must. This biodiverse park features elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and hippos, alongside over 600 species of birds. Don’t miss the boat cruise along the Kazinga Channel, where you’ll see one of the world’s highest concentrations of hippos, as well as crocodiles, elephants, and a dazzling array of birdlife. 4. Spotting Tree-Climbing Lions in Ishasha In the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park lies Ishasha, famous for its rare tree-climbing lions. It’s one of only two places in the world where this behavior has been observed regularly. Spotting these big cats lounging in fig trees is a unique wildlife sighting that can’t be missed. 5. Murchison Falls National Park Adventures Murchison Falls National Park offers a combination of wildlife viewing and stunning scenery. A game drive here might reward you with sightings of giraffes, elephants, and lions. But the real showstopper is the mighty Murchison Falls, where the Nile River squeezes through a narrow gorge before plunging down with incredible force. A boat trip to the base of the falls offers dramatic views and excellent opportunities to see hippos and crocodiles. 6. Bird Watching Paradise Uganda is a bird watcher’s dream, with over 1,000 recorded species. Mabamba Swamp near Lake Victoria is the top spot to catch a glimpse of the elusive shoebill stork. Other great birding areas include Semuliki National Park, Budongo Forest, and Queen Elizabeth National Park. 7. Visit Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary While rhinos were once extinct in Uganda, the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary has reintroduced them i

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Stepping into the lobby, the warm-toned lighting catches the eye, instantly giving a warm feeling of home. The reception staff greeted me with smiles and enthusiastically checked me in. The room is simple yet stylish, with sleek furniture lines and soft, comfortable bedding that makes you want to lie down and never get up. In addition, from check-in to check-out, I felt the enthusiasm and professionalism of the staff. Every little detail reflects their respect and care for the guests, making people feel warm and welcome.

On January 1, 2024, after quitting my job, I went on a three-month trip to Kampala, Uganda. I had to eat, sleep, and take care of everything here for three months. I was both scared and excited. Living in Africa for three months was not a common experience. The Uganda I saw was not bad. Animals on every street, and mangoes and papayas that were much sweeter and tastier than the fruits I eat in Korea! When I look at this picture, I vaguely remember that time. It was my first overseas trip and my first time living away from home. I will try again later if I get the chance. #Uganda

✨Hotel Highlights it has a gym, restaurants, tourist information office to book tours ♨️Amenities, free bottled water, shampoo bottles, conditioner bottles and shower gel bottles (but some rooms use disposable small containers which are not as environmentally friendly) 🛁Room Environment air-conditioning is not cold because Ugandans don't like it. 🍽️Breakfast didn't try 🛎️Hotel Service 💗Guest Experience great

the Rubaga Catholic Cathedral is the main cathedral in Kampala easily accessible with Uber or Bolt. inside, there are very beautiful ceilings decorated with floral motifs that are three dimensional. there is also the graves of past cardinals Ans shrines dedicated to the Uganda martyrs who were martyred. the building is brick with twin towers and a statue of Mary holding an orb and crushing a serpent

there is a tourist office on the left hand side and the tour charge is US$10. i think it is a hustler and may not be authentic. because I only wanted to take a photo of the mosque, one of the personnel said i could only do so outside the gate. after a few minutes another Muslim guy invited me inside the gate to take photos around the mosque and didn't charge me. need to wear a wraparound sarong Which was provided.

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it was such a good day trip 🥰🥰 I really enjoyed it . we had fun, we ate ate 😋 we had swimming 🥽 we also enjoyed traveling and the sounds of water 🌊 as we were eating we were seeing animals moving around and that was more fun 😊 . we took pictures for history as we go back home 🏠 we show those we left at home they also enjoyed it ... so next time we will be taking them also to enjoy them selves 🥰🥰

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