Entanda Cultural Tour offers a captivating journey into the heart of Buganda’s cultural heritage, nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Mityana district’s Kijjude village. Located approximately 80 km from Kampala city along the Mubende-Fort Portal road, Entanda Cultural Center stands as a testament to Uganda’s rich cultural tapestry, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in an authentic cultural experience.

Entanda Cultural Center: Steeped in history and tradition, Entanda serves as a beacon of Buganda’s cultural heritage. Named after the Luganda word for “Package,” the center embodies the essence of preservation and storytelling, preserving ancient legends such as the tale of Kintu and Nambi, believed to be the progenitors of the Baganda people.

Entanda Cultural Tour Activities

Traditional Music

 Lose yourself in the rhythmic beats of Kiganda traditional dance, accompanied by the soul-stirring melodies of indigenous musical instruments like the sekitulege. Engage in dance and music workshops to learn the intricate steps and rhythms firsthand.

Sex Education Talks

 Reserved for adults, these insightful talks delve into the nuances of intimate relationships within Buganda culture, shedding light on the cultural significance of matters of the bedroom.

Hunting Experience

Step back in time and partake in a simulated hunting expedition, where men learn ancient hunting techniques while women master the culinary arts of food preparation, fostering a deeper appreciation for traditional gender roles.

Soccer Matches

Experience the thrill of friendly soccer matches between visitors and hosts, a spirited competition that unfolds against the backdrop of the setting sun. The victorious team claims the coveted prize of a goat, symbolizing camaraderie and sportsmanship.

Honey Harvesting

Journey into the world of beekeeping as you explore honey hives and participate in the age-old practice of honey harvesting. Indulge your senses with the pure, unadulterated sweetness of freshly harvested honey, guided by seasoned beekeepers.

Bark Cloth Making

 Discover the art of bark cloth making, an ancient tradition passed down through generations. Learn the meticulous process of transforming fig tree bark into versatile cloth, a hallmark of Buganda’s cultural heritage.

Tree Planting

Embrace the spirit of environmental stewardship by participating in tree planting activities, leaving a lasting legacy of sustainability and conservation for future generations to enjoy.

Traditional Cooking Classes:

Embark on a culinary journey as you join skilled local chefs in traditional cooking classes. From preparing signature dishes like Oluwombo and Gnut sauce to mastering the art of cooking cassava and steaming Matooke in banana leaves, savor the flavors of authentic Ugandan cuisine.

Nature Walks

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape with guided nature walks led by knowledgeable locals. Listen to captivating stories and folklore as you traverse the scenic trails, gaining insights into the region’s ecological and cultural significance.