Magical Murchison Falls National Park Safari With Globetrotters Africa

A stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for Southern White Rhino tracking. Conveniently located about 176 kms north of Kampala and seated on about 7000 hectares of land, Ziwa Rhino sanctuary is the only place in Uganda where you are able to see Rhinos in the wild

Game Drive ,Take a magical morning game drive to spot wild life including elephants, giraffes, buffalos, lions, antelopes among others

A boat cruise on the mighty Nile River along which you will see more animals and birds including Savannah forest birds and water birds

Hike to the top of the falls. At this point you are able to have spectacular views of the falls as the world’s longest river violently roars through a six-meter chasm and the views across the park.

The Uganda Martyrs Shrine Namugongo is one of the largest Christian pilgrimage destinations in Africa dedicated to the 22 Martyrs and saints of Uganda who were martyred between 1885 and 1887 by the king of Buganda, Kabaka Mwanga II. The Shrine is located in Kira Municipality, Wakiso District, in Central Uganda. approximately 15 kilometers (9.3 miles), by road, northeast of Kampala City.

Kabaka’s Palace – Lubiri Mengo : Kabaka is the tittle given to the King of the Buganda kingdom. Traditionally the baganda are ruled by two kings (Kabaka’s), one who is physical and another one spiritual. The spiritual king is represented by their Royal Drum, the Regalia which is referred to as the Mujaguzo. The spiritual king has got his Palace, servants, officials as well as palace guards. On the other, the material or physical king has the responsibility of performing the special traditional cultural rituals on the Royal Drums before he is announced or declared as the king of Buganda. When the Kabaka or king in Buganda is born, immediately the Royal Drums will be sounded by drummers that come from a specified clan. This is a sigh of notifying the subjects about the new birth of the new individual of the Royal Drums.

Overall nice monument located near the Ugandan parliament. It’s not the biggest or best monument but worth seeing when visiting Kampala for the history of Uganda and the brutal colonization they had to endure before full independence.