• Baha’i Temple - At the Bahai Temple, travelers will get to learn about the Bahai religion. The Baha’i House of Worship stands as a symbol of unity, It is a sacred space for all people to commune with God. The House of Worship is open daily to all for contemplation, personal prayer, and meditation.
• Kalerwe Market - Kalerwe Market is one of Uganda’s largest markets and is located on Gayaza Road adjacent to the Northern By-pass about 5 kilometers from Kampala City center. The market sells primarily fruits, vegetables, and meat from all around Uganda. Travelers will get a chance to enjoy the wonderful experience.
• Gaddafi National Mosque - Gaddafi National Mosque is the biggest mosque in East Africa and one of the leading tourist destination sites in Kampala. It is also famous for the view at the top of the minaret (tower) where tourists enjoy stunning views and get an orientation of Kampala city by the site guide.
• Kabaka’s Palace - The is the royal home for the King of Buganda Kingdom which is the most organized tribe in Uganda. A tour around takes you to the main tourist spots and which include the torture chambers, fireplace, Twekobe, the main building and which also consists of banana plantations, trees, shrubs, schools owned by the kingdom.
• Owino Market - One of the most recommended markets for shopping is Owino Market which has a great location featuring both local and international brands, for the availability of multiple household supply stores that have many distinguished items at reasonable prices. Our clients also get a chance to taste Uganda’s famous snack (Rolex) which is made along the streets of the market.
• Independence Monument - The Independence monument was uncovered on 1962 October 8 just a day before Uganda got her independence from the British colonial government on 09/10/1962. The monument is designed on a metal framework with a mother carrying a child raising her hand upwards in the sky signifying excitement and freedom in Uganda. On the monument, the mother stands firm on the ground having both legs positioned apart and straps around the legs and waist symbolizing firmness while the “ropes” around the legs show the freedom from the bondage of colonialism in Uganda.
• Kampala - Sir Edward Muteesa 1 Monument: It is an important monument to Uganda and Buganda kingdom, this monument erected by the Mutesa 1 Foundation is among the expensive monument in Uganda. Sir Edward Mutesa was the 35th king of Buganda and the first president of Uganda, Mutesa died in United Kingdom after being forced into exile by his prime minister Milton Obote who took over his presidential seat after attacking the kabaka’s palace in 1966.
  World War Monument: This is one the oldest monuments in Kampala, this statue was built under the funding of the British colonial government in 1945. World War Memorial Monument is situated on Kampala road next to Kampala central police station, it was built purposely to commemorate Ugandan fighters who lost their lives in the Second World War while fighting on behalf of the British government.
  Gorilla monument: This represents the Silverback gorilla called Ruhondeeza.

You will end your Boda Boda tour with a drop-off at your hotel/place of residence.

• Motorbike transportation
• Rolex snack and soft drink
• Helmets for each traveler

• $7 Entrance fees at Gaddafi National Mosque
• $10 Entrance fees at Kabaka’s Palace
• Shopping
• Beverages
• Tips