In my previous article, I introduced you to Sina Village, a place where visitors can experience traditional Ugandan culture and nature. Today, I’ll share my evening adventures dining with the local youth in the area. Exploring Mpigi Town As evening approached, I ventured into Mpigi with some of the young village residents. Mpigi is a […]
In my previous article, I described the journey across Lake Victoria by boat to reach the small village of Sazi in Uganda, and then the adventure of riding a “Boda Boda” (Ugandan motorcycle taxi) from Sazi to Sina Village. Today, I’ll be sharing my experiences exploring Sina Village itself. Exploring Sina Village Upon arriving at
In my previous post, I described the journey to Sazi village via a local boat across Lake Victoria. Now, I’ll share my experience traveling from Sazi to Sina Village on Uganda’s motorcycle taxi service, the “Boda Boda.” Thanks to my friendly driver, it turned into quite an interesting adventure. What is a Boda Boda? Boda
Across Africa, there are countless places where untouched nature and traditional cultures still thrive. For travelers seeking an authentic African experience, Sina Village in Uganda offers exactly that. Located about two hours by car from Uganda’s capital Kampala, Sina Village is a unique community complex. While not officially designated as a village in administrative terms,
In the heart of Africa lies Uganda, a country known for its lush landscapes and friendly people. Here, you’ll find one of the world’s most densely packed marketplaces: Nakasero Market. I visited Nakasero Market accompanied by a local friend I met in Sina Village, Mpigi. Despite warnings about the risks for tourists visiting alone, my
Meeting a Guide As I stood there bewildered, an elderly local guide approached me with a friendly greeting. He claimed to know Merkato well and spoke some English. Surprisingly, he offered to guide me through the market for free, saying he had time to spare. Despite the suspicious circumstances, I didn’t want to abandon my
African elephants are known for their massive bodies and incredible strength. However, there’s a fruit so potent that it’s said to be capable of making even these mighty creatures stumble – the Marula fruit. In this article, we’ll explore Amarula, a liqueur made from this fascinating fruit, and share our tasting experience. The Marula Fruit
A full moon hung in the night sky over Kampala, Uganda’s capital. As the city’s bustle began to quiet, I made my way to the Mash Poa bus terminal. I was about to board an overnight express bus to Kigali, Rwanda’s capital. Waiting for the bus’s arrival, I felt both excitement and slight apprehension about
While our previous article explored Ouarzazate’s tourist attractions like Kasbah Taourirt and the Cinema Museum, the true essence of travel often lies in experiencing local life. Let’s discover how residents spend their evenings in this gateway to the Sahara. Place Al Mouahidine: The Heart of Local Life Place Al Mouahidine, located in central Ouarzazate, serves
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This article is for educational purposes only and does not promote or encourage drug use. Hashish is illegal in most countries. This content aims to provide cultural and sociological insights into a complex aspect of Moroccan society. While Chefchaouen in northern Morocco is famous for its stunning blue streets and architecture, it’s also