Uganda Martyrs' Shrine (Namugongo) Tours and Tickets

Kampala, the capital of Uganda is the heartbeat of the nation. Almost all trade and commerce happen here. The majority of institutions and organizations have their offices in Kampala. The population is 6 million by day and 1.5 million at night. Our slogan is organized chaos. Thousands of lawless minivans and bodabodas make up our public transportation. Every minute in or on them is like being in an action movie. However, despite the frenzy and all the features of a third world economy, the people are so friendly, we are so rich in culture, it is so easy to get around and fit in, our food has a lot of variety, and most of it is effortlessly organic. The weather is also awesome almost all year round. At Venture Out, we are storytellers. What makes our tour unique is the way we go deep into history to tell how things came about and their impact on us today such that it all comes together for the guest in a way that clicks so they can appreciate Kampala better.

We make sure that our travelers visit places of their choices, maximum security is maintained for travelers and their properties.

Enjoy an afternoon and evening of learning and engaging with Uganda's rich history and culture through stories, song and dance. This experience starts you off with a historical tour of the major cultural sites in Kampala, explaining the history, traditions and stories of Buganda and Uganda. The highlight of the tour is the 2 hour traditional dance show that comes with a tasty barbecue and soft drinks. Great for solo travelers, and even better for families

This tour offers travelers with a detailed insight into the culture and lifestyles of Ugandans & taking you to the most iconic historical sites of the City. Your guides will narrate it all for you & at the end you will become a Kampala expert. This is the best option to taste a local meal at a local restaurant & is a great opportunity to explore some of Uganda's traditional cuisines. Do not forget to taste the Nile beer and the popular rolex sandwich (chapatti, eggs, cabbage, tomatoes, onions combined)

The boda boda is Uganda's most common and popular mode of travel. There's no better way to truly visit and get around the capital, than by taking a thrilling boda ride. Explore five of Uganda's most iconic attractions and discover Uganda's history and culture. The tour also provides an opportunity to taste both local street food and a generous spread of Ugandan staple foods for lunch.

Never the less Uganda being in the land locked country,Kampala is locked the more although it has an outlet of lake Victoria and all roads from all regions of Uganda stopping in the city centre and starting from the city centre.The city harbors number of different cultures and tribes even from out side Uganda because of the hospitality of this countrry's government.Back to attractions on this short quick city tour we will walk,run,sit,sit,eat,all the way after time to make sure all our stuff is done enough and exhausted in 9nine hours.So depending on where we pick you from remember no car is hire this time the hired service is your guide(james)..we decide on where to stat from depending on where you are at the moment but time must be appreciated and put into consideration.very early maybe at 8:00AM WE SHOULD START from all markets of Nakasero and owino as our firs destination ..come with bugs to carry cheap fruits, and clothes on this day,Then we fall for other sites in the city

A tour around Kampala is so rewarding in that you get to learn about some of the people, history and culture of Ugandans. The tour takes you to different places around the city which gives you more than what words can. You get to visit the place and see what actually is there.

Murchison falls Tour, With Budongo forest in the south, Rift Valley escarpments, open amidst scattered trees in the northern part of the park, Murchison falls, Uganda’s largest park, protects a chunk of untamed African savannah bisected by the mighty River Nile. Within the park are mighty falls forming splendid roars as the water thrusts through a narrow gorge.

ABOUT KAMPALA CITY Kampala obtained the status of the City and was declared the commercial and administrative Capital of Uganda at the country’s independence in 1962. As early as the 11th century it was the center of the interlucustre Kingdom of Buganda and by the 1850’s it was the center of trade for Arabs dealing in slaves and ivory. The evolution of Kampala came in 1890 when Captain Fredrick Lugard was sent to Uganda as an agent of the Imperial British East African Company to govern Uganda on behalf of the British Crown which had been given the territory following the Berlin conference of 1884 that partitioned Africa among the European powers then. Today, the city encompasses 21 hills altogether.

Never the less Uganda being in the land locked country,Kampala is locked the more although it has an outlet of lake Victoria and all roads from all regions of Uganda stopping in the city centre and starting from the city centre.The city harbors number of different cultures and tribes even from out side Uganda because of the hospitality of this country's government.Back to attractions on this short quick city tour we will walk,run,sit,sit,eat,all the way after time to make sure all our stuff is done enough and exhausted in 9nine hours.So depending on where we pick you from remember no car is hire this time the hired service is your guide(james)..we decide on where to stat from depending on where you are at the moment but time must be appreciated and put into consideration.very early maybe at 8:00AM WE SHOULD START from all markets of Nakasero and owino as our firs destination ..come with bugs to carry cheap fruits, and clothes on this day,Then we fall for other sites in the city

This tour is unique because travellers will get to appreciate the rich religious culture of Uganda. They shall learn about how missionaries brought Christianity to Uganda and how Islam was introduced to Uganda.

Kampala City, generally known as the city of seven hills, is the capital city of Uganda, center of commercial life and the seat of government including the Parliament and historical monuments. The City alone offers cultural lovers lots of opportunities to appreciate the country cultural diversity. Kampala city tour will give you the opportunity to traverse the major landmarks in this humble city to experience the historical monuments that have shaped the destiny of this great nation. The tour gives you an understanding of the Kampala City folk lifestyle, the unique behaviors of Ugandan people, the culture, the traditions and history.

The Mountain Gorillas This is the most interesting activity in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Hiking through the Bwindi Impenetrable forest is very interesting and as you enjoy the nature walk, you will be accompanied by fantastic views. Birding Bwindi impenetrable forest is a habitat to about 350 bird species for example the Blue-headed sun-bird, short-tailed warbler, Red headed Blue-Bil, White-tailed blue flycatchers, the attractive African Emerald cuckoo, Cultural Encounters While at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, you will be able to encounter with the amazing cultural activities performed in the local communities of the Batwa and Bakiga local people.

This 1 day Kampala city tour gives you an opportunity to see the Idi Amin torture Chambers and also tour and see the highlights of Uganda’s capital city during your stay in Uganda ,It also gives you a chance to visit Uganda’s cultural sites, Religious structures, market set ups, transportation modes and political and economic history of Uganda. It’s well tailored for Traveller’s on short stay in Uganda