Uganda Safari Packages
3 Days Queen Elizabeth Safari
3 Days Murchison Falls Tour
3 Days Bwindi Gorilla Safari
3 Days Kidepo Wildlife Safari
3 Days Uganda Gorilla Trek
3 Days Kibale Chimps Trek
4 Days Bwindi, Lake Mburo
4 Days Queen Elizabeth Trip
5 Days Uganda Wildlife Tour
5 Days Gorilla Chimps Safari
5 Days Mount Elgon Hike
6 Days Bwindi, Mburo, Kibale
6 Days Trek Gorillas & Chimps
6 Days Gorillas, Ngamba Islands
6 Days Kibale, Bwindi. Mburo
6 days Uganda Wildlife Safari
7 Days Uganda Safari Holiday
8 Days Chimps Gorilla Trekking
8 Days Uganda Africa Holiday
9 Days Rwenzori Trekking Trip
11 Days Uganda Safari Tour
12 Days Tour Uganda's Parks
19 Days Wildlife Adventure Safari
tourism Destinations
Kampala - What to See?
Jinja, The Nile, Bujjagali Falls
Bwindi Gorilla Forest Park
Kibale Chimpanzee Forest
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Lake Mburo National Park
Kidepo Valley National Park
Murchison Falls National Park
Semuliki Forest National Park
Mount Elgon National Park
Rwenzori National Park
HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
Mountain Gorilla Tracking
White Water Rafting / Kayaking
Chimpanzee Tracking
Bird watching in Uganda
Game Viewing in National Parks
Golfing Holidays in Uganda
Sport Fishing in Uganda
Uganda Culture and People
SAFARI PLANNING
Embassies & Diplomatic Missions
Safety and Health
Maps & Travel Information
Uganda Safari News
Travel Insurance
Car Rental Services in Uganda
SAFARI TESTIMONIALS
Our Safari Newsletter
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Uganda Culture and People
Uganda is a unique tourist destination to tourists interested in cultural tourism. The Ethnic community of Uganda People consists mainly of Baganda, Basoga, Iteso, Rwanda and the rest are the insignificant and non-African groups. The Uganda people follows English as their official language and the second most widely used language is Ganda or Luganda. It is the native language of Uganda. Other native languages are Niger- Congo languages, Nilo -Saharan languages, Arabic and Swahili.
Traditional and native Uganda people are known as Nyankore of Uganda and they form the third largest ethnic group of Uganda. Nyankore occupy the south western part of the country. The lifestyle of the Nyankore is usually traditional and they revels the influence of the Nilotic root very prominently in their lifestyle and they are very part of the Uganda culture. Different cultural tours to Uganda are organized.