While it may be tempting to just kick back and relax while vacationing in Kisoro, keep in mind that Uganda’s diverse natural and man-made attractions await. Once all your plans are put together, you can focus on the big city streets and small neighborhood you’ll be cruising through. Play some historic landmark bingo with the kids, or just catch some sun and a little peace and quiet. Shop and taste your way through local markets and café-lined streets, browse a few museums or take in an event at a nearby cultural centre.
If your preference is to take things easy when you are on a holiday, Uganda has some great relaxing activities for you, such as bird watching and wildlife watching and gorilla tours in Mgahinga and Bwindi Forest National Park. Experience a side of Kisoro many visitors will never see by joining a passionate local guide on one of the wildlife safaris, wildlife spotting tours and guided nature walks.
Those who travel often understand that a region’s culinary arts are one of the best ways to really get to know an area. Yams and sometimes bananas are regularly used in kitchens in this region. There are many popular dishes locally. Taste deep fried grasshoppers or luwombo (stew). Those who can always find room for more can order sesame honey candies, a lovely way to round out your Uganda dining experience. For those who enjoy a good brew, taste a moon berg. It’s a commonly enjoyed brew in in Uganda. Don’t forget, whatever time it is, Uganda is a great place to enjoy soft drink.
There’s something magical about the smell of the sea that soothes the soul. Get your share of relaxation at Gisenyi Beach, which is situated 40 miles (64 kilometres) southwest of Kisoro.
We all have trouble remembering to take time to reconnect with nature, so don’t miss the chance here to visit the nearby natural wonders. It’s just 13 miles (21 kilometres) from Kisoro to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is about 8 miles (13 kilometres) away.
Are you looking for some nearby sightseeing? Shyira Diocese Cathedral and Cathedral of Ruhengeri in Musanze are close-by, around 16 miles (26 kilometres) to the south.
Try mountain climbing and hiking, just two of the stimulating experiences in Uganda.
If you’re seeking some downtime, the Uganda area also offers some peaceful pastimes, including bird watching and wildlife watching.
The guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris will show you how much this area really has to offer.
One of the most appealing ways to spend some time in Uganda is out on the water. If you consider yourself a water sports enthusiast, why not impress yourself by trying swimming or rafting?
