Cultural Heritages & Village Safaris

CULTURE & VILLAGE SAFARIS

Our main objective here is to enable our clients deeply explore African cultures and heritages. We have a well experienced team of ethno-ecologists that help us to organize memorable Tailor made cultural and village safaris to hard top reach areas to enable you exhaust African cultures. In Africa all societies are gifted with unique indigenous practices. We do organize such cultural and heritages experiences around East Africa.  Cultural experiences also set East Africa apart. Visitors can meet and interact with indigenous, adding cultural depth to the wildlife adventure. This combination of wildlife, culture, and conservation is rarely found together in other parts of the world.

Unique cultural sites and Tribes. This is well represented by different historical sites around the region like the Ssezibwa falls cultural site, Amabeere caves in Fort Portal, BiggoByamugyenyi, the Acholi rock paintings, Olduvai Gorge, Mombasa old town, Bukoba, Sukuma. We also organize ethnic safaris to give you a memorable experience like with Hadzabe tribe communities such as Arusha town, and others historical towns in Tanzania. the Baganda cultural villages, Maasai, Samburu, Batwa, Karamojong, Masai people in Kenya as well as a safari to Rwanda for  the Genocide memorial sites and Saccola in Rwanda.   A trip in Rwanda is not complete unless one crosses the border to Burundi a rich culture embedded in this part of Africa like the protected Traditional drums

Our VILLAGE TRIPS involves visiting communities around national parks and those at a far distance but with excellent results, including visiting farms, homesteads, local markets, so forth. It also calls for your participation in some of the community based activities like cooking, digging, harvesting, local brewing plus many more.

Our Heritage safaris are ethically organized and gives you an opportunity to interact with indigenous people in even hard to reach communities. Uganda in particular has long been a cultural meeting point as evidenced by over 54 different indigenous ethnic groups like the Baganda culture, Imbalu of Gisu, dances, architectures, beliefs, hot springs with cultural importance, Art etc. Almost every ethnic tribe in Uganda has its own culture hence ready to offer you a new experience. The communities by background are Bantu, Nilotics and Nile hermites. Specially Baganda, Batoro, Banyoro, Bagisu, Karamajongs, Basoga, Acholis, and West Nile.