Hi! I'm Lydia I have been a tour guide for 5 years in Kampala Uganda, based in the Buganda kingdom. I'm so passionate about tour guiding and love meeting new people from different corners of the world. My enthusiasm for tourism has always made the tourists I walk with have fun, as well as enjoy more interesting stories, especially about our culture in Buganda kingdom. I'm so entertaining and trust me the tourists who walk with me never get bored. You won't regret choosing to walk with me.
The political and cultural history of Uganda. My travelers will be able to tour the kasubi royal tombs, the Gadaffi mosque, the Idi Amin torture chamber, the largest man-made lake in the world (the king's lake), and the king's palace.
I kindly ask travelers to visit the capital of Uganda (Kampala) with me while we have fun. Trust me, you won't regret your time.
Thank you!
Bulange building. Mmengo
The visitors will be able to learn both the cultural and political history of buganda kingdom, why tombs are one of the UNESCO site in uganda, the grass thutched houses were the kings are burried, the royal guards house, the royal drum house where the care taker has to live a celibate life and many more .
The visitors will be able to see the idd Amins' torture chamber where athousands of ugandans lost lives, the royal fire place, the remains of former king's cars, idd Amins' canon, the royal mile that connects the kingdom's parliament and many more.
The visitors will be able to climb on top of the minarate (tower) and view kampala city at 360 degrees , view all the original seven hills of uganda's capital. Inside the national mosque that sits about 3000 people and many more.
Visiting the buganda kingdom, visitors will also see the biggest hand made lake in east and central africa, the beautiful islands on the lake, as well as the history behind the lake
This houses the first and oldest parliament in uganda. Its the kingdom's parliament where all issues are discused but not politics. Buganda's traditions and culture are also expressed here.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).