• Gaddafi National Mosque - The Uganda National Mosque, also known as the Gaddafi Mosque, is among the largest mosques in Africa, situated in Kampala. Visitors can admire the exquisite Islamic architecture, featuring domes and minarets adorned with intricate Arabic calligraphy and designs. The mosque provides breathtaking views of the city, and guided tours offer insights into the Islamic faith and culture. A modest dress code is required, with arms, legs, and head covered.
• Kisenyi - Exploring Kisenyi in Kampala offers travelers a unique and culturally enriching experience. This historic and diverse neighborhood is famous for its bustling markets, where visitors can bargain for fresh produce, fabrics, and local crafts. Kisenyi is also a culinary haven, with chances to enjoy traditional Ugandan dishes from local eateries and street vendors. In Kisenyi, one will encounter a rich tapestry of religions, and engaging with the welcoming local community is a highlight. The neighborhood’s history is evident in landmarks like the Old Kampala Railway Station and remnants of colonial-era architecture. By supporting local businesses and artisans, visitors contribute to the community’s well-being. Depending on timing, cultural events and festivals may be attended. Exploring Kisenyi offers an immersion into Kampala’s culture and community, promising an authentic experience for travelers interested in history, cuisine, or local life.
• Owino Market - Owino Market is a bustling marketplace located in the heart of Kampala, Uganda. Travelers visiting this area can expect a lively and colorful scene of vendors selling a wide array of goods, including clothing, shoes, electronics, jewelry, crafts, and fresh produce.

The market is renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, with vendors calling out to shoppers and negotiating prices. Visitors can expect a lot of activity and noise in this area, as it is a major commercial center for the city and a hub for local commerce.

• Old Taxi Park - Kampala Old Taxi Park is a major transportation hub located in the city center of Kampala, Uganda. Travelers visiting this area can expect a bustling and chaotic scene of buses, taxis, and minibuses coming and going, with people rushing to and from their destinations.

The park is known for its lively atmosphere, with street vendors selling snacks, drinks, and other small items, as well as shops and kiosks offering a variety of goods and services. Visitors can expect a lot of activity and noise in this area, as it is a major transportation hub and a center for local commerce.

• Temple SSDM Shree Sanatan Dharma Mandal - Discover this vibrant Hindu temple in Kampala, featuring deities, prayers, a library, and an authentic Indian restaurant. Serene and immersive.
• Nakasero Market - At Nakasero Market, travelers can expect a vibrant and bustling marketplace with a wide range of goods and products available. From fresh produce like fruits, vegetables, and meats to handmade crafts and clothing, the market offers something for everyone.

Visitors can also experience the local culture and interact with the friendly vendors who are always eager to share their stories and traditions. The market’s lively atmosphere is accompanied by the sounds of bargaining and haggling, enhancing the overall experience.

In addition to shopping, travelers can try some of the local street food, such as roasted maize or cassava chips. The market is an excellent place to sample some of Uganda’s most delicious and authentic cuisine.

Overall, travelers can expect a vibrant and authentic market experience at Nakasero Market, with a wide range of goods, friendly vendors, and delicious food.

• Independence Monument - Visit the towering Kampala Independence Monument, symbolizing Uganda’s struggle for independence and reflecting on its ongoing journey.
• World War II Memorial - Explore one of the historical monuments in Kampala, reflecting on the events of World War I and II in Europe, and get all your questions answered!
• Gorilla Bookings - Rugahinga is a Lukiga word meaning a sleepy fellow, one of the great mountain gorillas that habituated gorilla tourism in Uganda.
• Bagala Craft - Travelers visiting Bagala Craft Market can expect to see a variety of handmade items such as pottery, jewelry, textiles, wood carvings, and other traditional handicrafts unique to the local culture. Craft markets are often a great place to find souvenirs and gifts, and visitors may also have the opportunity to meet local artisans and learn about their craft. It’s always a good idea to research the specific market ahead of time to get a better idea of what to expect and to ensure that it aligns with your interests.

• Bottled water

• PLEASE NOTE: The tour price does not include pick-up and drop-off fees.
• Entrance fees To The National Mosque(Gaddafi mosque)

Women-Guided Kampala Walk Tour
Experience the cultural heart of Kampala, Uganda, with enthusiastic female guides who reveal the city’s lively history, bustling markets, and hidden treasures!

What Makes This Tour Special?
✅ Empowering Women-Guided Experience
Dedicated local women offering genuine stories and distinctive perspectives.

✅ Flexible Daily Departures
Tours are available daily from 7 AM to 5 PM, allowing you to choose a start time that fits your schedule perfectly.

✅ Rich Cultural Journey
Discover monuments, historical sites, markets, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Kampala.

✅ Support Women, Change Lives
Your reservation contributes to combating unemployment, inequality, and early marriage by providing dignified employment opportunities for women.

✅ Safe & Personal
Perfect for solo travelers, backpackers, and small groups looking for a secure and meaningful tour.

✨ Travel with Purpose
Every step taken supports women’s empowerment and a more equitable future in Uganda’s tourism industry.

Join us for a walk, explore Kampala, and become part of a powerful movement for change.
Book your tour today to ensure your visit is truly impactful.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.