What Makes Kampala City Exceptional
Have you been in Kampala city before? Are you planning a Uganda safari via Kampala? The capital of the pearl of Africa is an exceptional place to be. Whether you are a business person, an investor of even a traveler on a holiday? Kampala city has something outstanding for you. Unlike other cities, Kampala is suitable for all kinds of life let it be professional, business and simple life with out compromising quality. Being it a gateway to all tourism spots, most Uganda safari holidays start and end in Kampala. A city tour exploring the seven hills of Kampala is a not miss for all travelers to the pearl of Africa. After long safaris in the remote areas, for gorilla safaris, mountain climbing and local cultural encounters, a traveler needs some free time to chill off the stress before traveling back. Several hotels luxury, midrange and budget have established in all corners of the city to serve you with excellent food and sleeping services. Also, several apartments have been built for business people hence smooth flow of all kinds of business. Kampala city is Uganda’s commercial center hosting all prominent offices in different corners. Kampala therefore hosts the highest number of people in Uganda doing different kinds o work. The green vegetation and red rooftops that surround Kampala make it indeed a best place.
Low cost of living
With no doubt, Kampala offers the lowest cost of living compared to other cities in the neighboring countries. Low cost of living does not mean low standard services but rather an affordable life for all people at all budgets. Transport in the city is cheap especially in public transport where there are taxis at shs500 only from one place to another. Also, there are several restaurants to serve you with plenty of food at a relatively low cost. At 10,000, you cane get good ready food in a restaurant accompanied with fresh juice or water. It’s therefore rare to feel hungry while in Kampala. Also, the city has local markets for example owino selling plenty of fresh foods and clothes at low cost. Also, snacks like chapattis, Rolex and sumbis are available everyday costing as low as sh500 to make your life easy in Uganda’s capital city.
Tourist attractions
For travelers, a Kampala city tour to different tourism spots makes your Uganda safari a complete package. Reach out to Uganda Museum, Baha’i temple, Kasubi tombs, Makerere University, Uganda martyrs shrines in Namugongo, Gaddafi mosque, Namirembe hill, Mengo palace, Afriart gallery, Kampala Hindu temple, Parliamentary house and Bulange royal building. Also luxury hotels like Sheraton Hotel, Serena Hotel, and Imperial royale hotel, Hotel Africa, Pearl of Africa Hotel and the common wealth resort Munyonyi among others. These places are good for fun and relaxing.
Good for shopping
If you are a shopper, Kampala, city offers you whatever you want at affordable prices. Are you looking for clothes, fabrics, utensils, cosmetics and all other households, Kampala sorts you. The leading shopping malls in Kampala include Forest Mall, Grand imperial shopping Mall, Tirupati Mazima Mall, Ntinda shopping Centre, Acacia mall, Oasisi Mall, Pioneer Mall, Mukwano Mall, Lugogo mall, capital shopper, Kamu Kamu Plaza, quality shopping village, Metropolis shopping mal and Owino market among others. All these serve you with fresh, clean and updated services in all quantities at affordable prices. Visit any of the shopping malls on your stay in Kampala for a memorable stay.
Fortunately a lot of transformation has been achieved in Kampala under the management of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA). Through KCCA, local markets have been transformed to international standards while roads such as the Entebbe expressway have been constructed to ease the connectivity from Kampala to Entebbe international airport for those who have connecting flights.
In general, Kampala city is an exceptional city to be for a unique experience. Enjoy a Kampala city tour; go for shopping, walking and chill off your stress in the capital city of the pearl of Africa.
