
As for the cultural safaris, here we may find
many alternatives too. You may visit the urban part of Uganda by going on a
tour through the city of Kampala, which has many tourist attractions, such as
buildings, monuments... But Uganda's cultural richness goes beyond that. As
I've said before, Uganda is divided in 4 kingdoms. Each kingdom is home for
many tribes who live in harmony. A great way of approaching their culture is by
visiting spiritual sites, such as Kabaka's lake, or some royal tombs. Another
way of approaching the culture is by music and dance, which have been crucial
in every tribe's lifestyle. Their gastronomy is very rich as well and the
diverse climate of the country offers great conditions to fruits and
vegetables. Finally, their arts and crafts reflect their culture to perfection,
with paintings and handmade utensils, music instruments and so on.
Sources:
- http://www.aboutuganda.com/
uganda/arts_and_culture/ culture - http://www.
travelhemispheres.com/ cultural-safaris.html - https://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Uganda - http://www.aboutuganda.com/
travel - http://www.
wildwhispersafrica.com/uganda/ uganda-safari-wildlife-the- big-5-plus-two/ - www.murchisonfallsnationalpark.com
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