Eastern Uganda - Tourism

Kalaki

Napyanga Missionary graveyard.

This cemetery is the final resting place for many early Christian missionaries who dedicated their lives to spreading faith and education in the country. The graveyard offers a glimpse into the lives and sacrifices of early missionaries who played a role in shaping Uganda's religious landscape.

Mbale

Abayudaya site

The Abayudaya ("People of Judah" in Luganda) are a vibrant Jewish community nestled in the eastern hills of Uganda. Their story is one of faith, perseverance, and cultural fusion. Believed to have converted to Judaism in the late 19th or early 20th century. Founder figure Sebbie Mbogo led the community's adoption of Jewish practices and traditions.

Mayuge

Bishop Hannington site

Located in kyando village, mayuge district, the shrine which sits on 220 acres, is believed to be the spot where bishop James Hannington and 48 of his African helpers were murdered on October 29, 1885. The bishop Hannington memorial site , which is also believed to be the spot of the first and largest Christian martyrdom in Uganda, was unveiled as another tourist site in Busoga sub-county.

Kamuli

Kagulu rocks

Is a massive rock formation rising to 3,500 feet (1,067 meters) above sea level in Uganda's Eastern Region. Believed to be the first settlement area for the Basoga people, led by Prince Mukama. Hikers are rewarded with stunning panoramic views from the peak, including the Victoria Nile and its confluence with Lake Kyoga

Lugazi

Sezibwa falls

Falls are waterfalls found on the Sezibwa River in Uganda's Mukono District . It is located just 32 kilometers away from Kampala city along the main road between Kampala and Jinja. Part of the Sezibwa Falls site is owned by the Buganda Kingdom and another part is owned by the Anglican Church of Uganda. The falls hold significance for both cultural and religious reasons