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Kampala spans the equator and is located on the northern shore of Lake Victoria. It is the capital and largest city of Uganda, serving as the country’s political, cultural, and economic center. The city, situated on a plateau along the Equator, has a long history and became the capital of Uganda in 1964.
Kampala has a relatively high elevation, a cool climate, lush greenery throughout the city, and streets that rise and fall along the hillsides. The green banana trees stand tall along the roadsides, exuding a verdant charm that is beloved by visitors, making it one of Africa’s most famous tourist cities. The city is adorned with modern and unique architectural structures that stand against the hillside, blending into the lush greenery. Among the many buildings, the most famous is the Bahá’í House of Worship, a religious site for Bahá’í worship, standing at 130 meters high, with a base diameter exceeding 100 meters, and topped with lace-like tiles, 13 meters in diameter and 37 meters high. In addition, visitors can explore Lake Victoria, the Uganda Museum, and the Uganda National Cultural Center.
Kampala is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, with people strolling through the streets and alleys to enjoy the beautiful evenings. The city boasts several large casinos in shopping centers, attracting gambling enthusiasts and bustling with activity every day.
Kampala
Reasons to visit: Capital of Uganda
Continent: Africa
Country: Uganda
Region: Kampala District
City: Kampala
