Western Uganda

Mityana

Ttanda pits

Tanda pits are found in Tanda village, Mityana district 63km (1-hour drive) west of Kampala city and 215km (3-hour drive) south of Kibale national park and Fort portal city. There are over 240 circular pits about 12 feet deep and 2 shrines in an enclosed reed fence. These are archaeological sites of Buganda kingdom.

Mubende

Nchwanga SDA site

The Nchwanga SDA site holds a special place in the history of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Uganda. Established in 1927, it is considered the very first official mission station of the Adventist Church in the country. Located approximately 173 kilo meters west of Kampala, near the border of Buganda and Bunyoro kingdoms,

Kyegegwa

Uganda Martyr’s Kako Catholic Church.

Established in 1997, the Uganda Martyrs Buseesa Catholic Parish serves a growing community of over 20,000 people, with an impressive 85% being Catholic. Named after the inspirational Uganda Martyrs, the parish is a pillar of faith and spiritual refuge for the local community.

Kagadi

Kapyemi Healing City.

The Kapyemi Healing City is a proposed development project in the Kagadi District of Uganda. The project aims to create a city centered around spiritual healing and well-being. While details are still emerging, the development has generated both interest and discussion within the community.

Hoima

Kapyemi Bisaka site.

The Kapyemi Bisaka site is a proposed development project in the Kagadi District of Uganda. The project, led by Owobusobozi Bisaka, aims to create a "Healing City" focused on spiritual well-being. While details are still emerging, the development has generated both interest and discussion within the community.

Masindi

Polish heritage site.

Uncover a remarkable piece of World War II history in Masindi, Uganda, at the Nyabyeya Heritage Site. Established in 1942, this site became a sanctuary for over 3,500 Polish refugees who fled the war. The resourceful Polish community constructed schools, a hospital, and even a place for entertainment with a theatre, showcasing their determination and spirit.

Masindi

Uganda Martyrs’ Catholic Church.

The Uganda Martyrs' Catholic Church in Masindi serves as a cornerstone of faith and community for its dedicated congregation. Standing in Honor of the 22 Catholic martyrs killed between 1885 and 1887 for their unwavering faith, the church fosters a vibrant spiritual atmosphere.

Masindi

St Adolf Ludigo- Katosa

St. Adolf Ludigo, one of the revered Uganda Martyrs, stands out for his exceptional character. Abducted as a child, he rose to become a trusted companion at the Kabaka's court. Converted to Catholicism, his unwavering faith led him to be burned at the stake in 1886. Today, pilgrims visit his shrine at Katosa, Uganda, to Honor his sacrifice and gentle spirit.

Kanungu

The Kibwetere Massacre/Kanungu Massacre site

The Kibwetere Massacre/Kanungu Massacre site, located in southwestern Uganda's Kanungu District, serves as a sombre reminder of a horrific event in 2000. Over 1,000 people, many being children, perished within the confines of a religious cult compound led by Dom Dominic Kataribabo and Credonia Mwerinde.