Kampala is relatively safe, be carefully while walking at night and avoid crowded areas during day. You may experience petty theft like stealing of phones and handbags in the city centre so take care of your property. But generally it's safe.
Posted: July 14, 2024Kampala is very safe and politically stable country where by people living in the country are at peace, there's relatively low crime rates, citizens are hospitable giving a condusive environment to visitors
Posted: May 17, 2024Brenda
Am Brenda from Uganda a very social and hospitable person easy to get along with
Solomy
Hi I am a single mum of 2 children a boy and a girl I would like to meet new friends,I welcome every one.
Brenda
Kampala
7 days
Am Brenda from Uganda a very social and hospitable person easy to get along with
RODAH
Kampala
7 days
Hey sisters Am Rodah Namuswe, 28 years old, professional makeup artist and massage therapist, I love playing chess and travelling ,learning new culture and language ,I have an apartment where I live with my kids,I can host in Uganda.Host/ Meet up Country: Uganda City: Kampala About me: Meeting up and making new friends, travelling. I am a Ugandan living in kampala and I really wanna show you how my country is endowed with love and nature. Trust me, you'll laaaaav it🥰😄 Game viewing is the most popular tourist activity in Uganda. Wild animals like lions, buffaloes, giraffes, antelopes, elephants are common in Uganda's ten national parks. Uganda is one of only ten countries where it is possible to visit endangered gorillas. Mountain gorillas are Uganda's prime tourist attraction. Uganda is the most affordable safari destination Uganda is a bird heaven and yesssss, lions climb trees in Uganda Ugandans are quite cultural rich, hospitable, warm and welcoming people. If you’re looking for an undiscovered, raw, and authentic African experience that is not staged to impress, Uganda is your choice. I Will be honoured meeting you when you're here.