Activities:

• Medicinal plants tour
• Visit to a local school
• Traditional dance or music performance
• Crafts demonstration
• Museum tour
• Hill climbing
• Donkey rides (coming soon)
• Learn how to preform traditional Ugandan chores
• Visit to local farms

Description of Tours: 

• Museum Tour – this takes between 30 – 40 minutes and showcases artifacts and information on culture and traditions of the people of southwestern Uganda.
• Cultural village – this demonstrates the evolution of housing and the cultural setting and arrangement of a typical Nyankore and Kigezi households. It includes crafts demonstrations, music performances, traditional chores and much more!
• Sculptures and trees of medicinal value– there are a number of historical sculptures of animals and people. Visitors can also see herbal trees and those with cultural significance in the gardens of the centre.
• Tourists can also experience daily village life through home visits, a hill walk and visits to community schools.

Responsible Travel

• The Center uses energy-saving bulbs, minimizes the use of charcoal for cooking and minimizes solid waste. The crafts shop uses decomposable packing bags instead of plastic bags.
• The Center maintains a clean, green environment and encourages the local community to do the same.
• Visitors requested to observe cleanliness and leave the natural environment intact.
• Over half our technical and support staff are sourced from the local communities.
• Over 60% of crafts are supplied by local artists.
• All local dishes are procured from the local community and available at all times for visitors.
• Local dance groups are hired to present their performances, and are trained in professional dance and arts.
• The Center uses the museum to showcase and inform visitors of the area’s artifacts, history, lifestyle and beliefs. Our mini bookshop displays publications about the cultures of south western Uganda.
• The profits earned from tourism products are used to train and promote local artists and sponsor educational cultural radio programs on local stations. 
• The Center has secured land for establishing a forest for indigenous tree species, in order to preserve the surrounding natural area.