Category: Discover Uganda
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Join the Uganda Hiking Club for the Muhabura Summit!
World Class Adventure to Muhabura in Uganda with Uganda Hiking Clubs You are Tired of Your Couch? Muhabura Mountain is Calling! (and it has snacks!)” Hey, Adventurers, Couch Potatoes, and All-Around Awesome People of Planet Earth! Are you feeling a little… flat? Is the most thrilling part of your day finding the remote? Well, dust…
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Experience Uganda: Authentic Local Tours Await
Join the Movement The Kitara Foundation is more than just a tour operator; we are a movement dedicated to using tourism as a tool for sustainable development. We are inviting you to be a part of this journey. Pack your bags, leave the ordinary behind, and embark on an adventure that will not only change…
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Discover Uganda: A Tapestry of Culture and Hospitality
The People of Uganda Uganda, famously dubbed the “Pearl of Africa” by Winston Churchill, is a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity. But the true gem of this nation is its people. Their warmth, resilience, and vibrant cultures are what make Uganda an unforgettable tourism destination. At Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism, we believe…
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Transformative Tourism in Uganda: The Kitara Foundation’s Impact
The Heartbeat of Uganda; A Story of Transformative Tourism In the verdant embrace of Western Uganda, where the equator kisses the “Switzerland of Africa,” a powerful movement is unfolding, driven by the Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism. More than just an organization, Kitara Foundation is a vibrant force for change, dedicated to unlocking the immense…
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Discovering Uganda: The Pearl of Africa’s Wonders
Tourism in Uganda, famously known as the “Pearl of Africa,” boasts a diverse and vibrant tourism industry driven by its stunning natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and unique cultural heritage offering an incredible array of attractions for every type of traveler.
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Community vs. Mainstream Tourism in Uganda: A Comparison
Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” is blessed with breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a rich cultural tapestry. Tourism, as a result, has emerged as a significant contributor to the nation’s economy, generating foreign exchange, creating jobs, and fostering development. However, not all tourism is created equal. Understanding the nuances between mainstream tourism and community-based tourism…
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Minimum Standards for Every Visitor to Uganda; Your Guide to Responsible Tourism in Uganda
By adhering to these minimum standards, I commit to being a responsible and respectful traveler, contributing to the preservation of Uganda’s natural beauty and cultural heritage, and ensuring a mutually enriching experience for both myself and my hosts.
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How Tourism Benefits Citizens; A Deep Dive into Mainstream vs Community-Based Tourism Approaches; Unleashing the Pearl’s Potential
Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” is blessed with breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a rich cultural tapestry. Tourism, as a result, has emerged as a significant contributor to the nation’s economy, generating foreign exchange, creating jobs, and fostering development. However, not all tourism is created equal. Understanding the nuances between mainstream tourism and community-based tourism…
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Get Ready to Laugh, Gasp, and Conquer; Our Epic Sipi Falls Saga!
Get Ready to Laugh, Gasp, and Conquer: Our Epic Sipi Falls Saga!
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Juliana Kagwa New CEO of Uganda Tourism Board
Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism extends a warm and enthusiastic welcome to Juliana Kagwa, who officially assumes her role as Chief Executive Officer at UTB
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Uganda the Best Destination in Africa
Uganda’s Unparalleled Tourism Destination, A Treasure Trove of Natural and Cultural Attractions Uganda, a country located in the heart of Africa, is a haven for tourists and adventure seekers. No wonder Sir Winston Churchill named Uganda the Pearl of Africa. With its rich cultural heritage, diverse wildlife, and breathtaking natural beauty, Uganda has something to…
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The Hidden Gems of Western Uganda
Uncharted Uganda: Explore Hidden Gems with Kitara Foundation “Discover the Hidden Uganda with Kitara Foundation’s Unique Travel Options Description: “Discover Uganda’s unseen beauty with Kitara Foundation’s unique travel options. Explore Rwenzori Mountains and the surrounding, and more with expert guides.” Explore the uncharted beauty of Uganda with Kitara Foundation’s carefully curated travel experiences. Venture off the…
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Hiking Friends to the Mountains of the Moon: An Adventure of nature, friendship, and determination
November 2024 will forever be etched in my memory as the day I embarked on an exhilarating adventure to the majestic Rwenzori Mountains. Alongside three friends, Meshach, Eunice, and Hannah, we set out on a one-day hike along the Bwamba Pass trail in Karangura sub-county. The morning sun cast a golden glow over the landscape…
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Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon a Signature of Peace and Development in the Region
Shared by Kameli Zephaniia Bwambale of Musingika Tourism Company Limited and a member of Kasese District Tourism Investors Forum https://musingikatourism.com/ The World Gathered again in Kasese for a genuine cause as Kasese City Shine before the world. With more than 3,600 participants from 33 countries, the marathon highlighted Kasese as a beacon of peace and a model…
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The Pearl of Africa in the Pearl of Africa
The Pearl of Africa Hotel is a hotel in Kampala, the capital and largest city of Uganda. The building whose construction started in 2006, was completed in June 2017, and was opened on 1 October 2017 The hotel is located in Central Kampala on Nakasero Hill. The building stands on a 14 acres (5.7 ha) site that was…
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World Tourism Week 2025 Travels to the Hidden Uganda
World Tourism Day 27 September: Theme: “Tourism and Transformation“ Introduction: Every time we travel, for whatever reason, we are part of a global movement; a movement that has the power to drive inclusive development, create jobs and build the sustainable societies we want for our future; a movement that builds mutual understanding and can help…
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Mukazi Anyaara Conservation Project by Ibanda Trekkers Club in Partnership with National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC)
A hike to Mukazi Anyaara Waterfalls Ibanda Trekkers Club-a club of Tourism and Conservation Enthusiasts has been spearheading tourism and conservation developments in Ibanda and neighboring districts for years now. A local tourism team comprised of especially service and business people and a number of students in various institutions have been very passionate about eco-tourism…
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Hike to the Stunning Natural Sebwe Waterfalls in the Rwenzori
My journey to Sebwe waterfalls in the Rwenzoris was one of my most satisfying travel experiences of 2023. With fellow travellers of Kasese Hikers Club, we took on the hike that lasted 8 hours that still seem like 24 hours. At JS Ice Cream point Kasese town we met and united with stranger friends before…
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Best or Top Hotels and Accommodation in Fort Portal
Fort Portal is a charming and picturesque city located in the Western Region of Uganda. It is the main town in the region that comprises districts of Kabarole, Kasese, Kyenjojo, Kyegegwa, Kamwenge, Kitagwenda, Ntoroko, and Bunyangabu. Fort Portal is known for its stunning natural beauty, with lush green hills, tea plantations, and the backdrop of the…
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Visit Uganda and Discover the Pearl of Africa
The phrase Pearl of Africa was created by Winston Churchill an early explore after his visit to Uganda in 1908. He found Uganda with a unique environmental attributes and the moderate climate due to the country’s nearness to equator, color, hospitality of the people among others. Considered Uganda above all the countries in Africa. During…
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The World Comes to Uganda 2024
Uganda Hosting the 19th Non-Aligned Movement-NAM Summit and G77 in January 2024 Uganda hosts the 19th Summit of Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Heads of State and Government, a forum of 120 member states from 15 to 20 January 2024, at the Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort. Then from 21 to 23 January, at the same venue, Uganda hosts…
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The Leader of Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism
The Planned Tourist in Africa Sabiiti Fenekansi Mbiire Sabiiti Fenekansi, a visionary leader, established the Kitara Foundation for Regional Tourism, officially registered with the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (Reg No. 80034582487260), driven by a deeply personal connection to the diverse cultural tapestry of the region. Born in Ankole and raised in Tooro, Sabiiti’s heritage is…
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Developing African Communities Through Tourism and Volunteer Services;
A community by definition implies individuals with some kind of collective responsibility, and the ability to make decisions by representative bodies. While majority visitors who come to Uganda want to spend time on the wild safaris, there is a section of visitors who want to spend their time with local people in their community, to…
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Rob Walker Walks High for Uganda’s Tourism and Sports
Rob Walker is sports journalist and commentator famously known for his commentary and praise of the country during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics where Uganda bagged four medals (two Gold medals won by Peruth Chemutai and Joshua Cheptegei in the 3000m steeplechase and 5000m respectively) The most memorable moment for him though was during the 2017…
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Fort Portal City, the Tourism Capital Of Uganda
Fort Portal City; A Tapestry of Beauty: Crater Lakes, Mountains, and Warm Hospitality
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Fort Portal City; the Tourism Capital of Uganda
Fort Portal City; A Tapestry of Beauty: Crater Lakes, Mountains, and Warm Hospitality
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The Mysterious Twin Lakes of Africa
Mystery largely sarouds the formation of the Kitara’s twin crater lakes Kyema and Kamweru found in Rubirizi district of Kitara region. The pair located in Magambo Sub-county is part of the 32 crater lakes and one pair of twin lakes, sit on the western arm of the East African Rift Valley. Kamweru and Kyema are…
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The Mysterious Lake Nkugute of Africa
Lake Nkugute found in Rubirizi district of Kitara Region is shaped more like an African map, in fact most people prefer calling it Lake Africa. Lake Nkugute is a crater lake and it’s estimated terrain elevation above seal level is 4645 feet. It’s believed to have been formed after volcanic activity left a crater in…
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Fort Portal City- The Tourism Capital of Uganda
Fort Portal: Uganda’s Crown Jewel of Tourism – Your Next Great Investment Awaits!
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Education in Uganda
Education in Uganda is as a serious issue that requires everybody’s participation to make it to the required levels where learning achievements can be improved. UWEZO RELEASES THE 5TH ANNUAL LEARNING ASSESSMENT REPORT Follow this link to read the summary report; Uganda 5th Annual Learning Assessment Report.
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Your best days to visit Uganda
Imagine a journey where breathtaking landscapes meet genuine connection. In Uganda, your adventure can ripple with positive impact, weaving lasting bonds with the communities that welcome you. Forget fleeting visits; we invite you to become part of a story of sustainable growth and cultural exchange. Explore the wonders of Uganda – from the steaming hot…
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