After nearly 15 years of meticulous restoration, the Kasubi Tombs in Kampala have reopened to visitors, marking a major milestone for Uganda’s cultural tourism. This UNESCO World Heritage Site serves as the royal burial ground of the Buganda Kingdom’s kings and is one of the most important living cultural landmarks in Uganda. The tombs were […]
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has warmly welcomed a high-profile Egyptian delegation for an exciting 10-day farm and tourism experience. This visit strengthens cultural and tourism ties between Egypt and Uganda, linking the ancient legacy of the pharaohs with the natural beauty of the Pearl of Africa. Led by renowned Egyptian actor Mahmoud Hemida and […]
On July 3rd, 2025, His Excellency Takuya Sasayama, Japan’s Ambassador to Uganda, paid a significant visit to the Kasubi Tombs in Kampala, Uganda Capital, making a milestone in the deepening cultural and diplomatic relations between Japan and Uganda. Hosted by the Buganda Heritage and Tourism Board (BHTB), the visit underscores Japan’s ongoing commitment to preserving […]
Kasubi Tombs, Uganda – built in 1882 Covering hectares of agricultural land in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, the Royal Complex at Kasubi is the burial place of monarchs of the Buganda Kingdom. It was predominantly built from wood and other organic materials. The interior is designed to replicate a sacred forest and is topped with 52 […]