ENTANDA TOURISM

Voted the Best Cultural Tourism Initiative in Uganda 2017

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Mandela National Stadium, Suite 8105, Kampala

Entanda Cultural Adventure


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Activities

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MUSIC & DANCE

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Sekitulege - the sexy musical instrument

GAMES & SPORTS

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Shooting competition and swinging
The soccer match: hosts vs the visitors - and Goat roasting

DINING & WINE

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Sumptuous local cuisine (luwombo)
Local wine processing and traditional wrestling

CULTURE LEARNING

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Visiting “the Bush”, both Men and Women
Bark cloth making – the ancient textile industry in Uganda

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Testimonials

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  • "I was treated like a royal. I was so happy, refreshed and blessed to share with the community members. They are so lovely and caring from the bottom of their hearts."

    - Sarah Judith Nakiranda -

    Makerere University Business School, Student

  • "Keep it up for greater success of your business, the hospitality, nice services and others."

    - Namutebi Vivian -

    Makerere University Business School, Student

  • "I personally very much enjoyed their company, fresh organic fruits, and the honey. I really enjoyed, hope to come again."

    - Serwanga Ben -

    Black heron Tours and Travel

  • "The tour has been good and I have seen a lot of traditional materials that are no longer used in a day today life."

    - Musoke john Patrick -

    ZPU Tours and Travel Ltd

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SAVE THE WELL!

The only source of water in the community is a pond fed by a traditional spring which is not clean and often full of clay. People, mainly women and children, start fetching water at 4.00am and finish by 7.00am. The dry season shrinks the pond to a puddle.

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