ATTRACTIONS

Discover the Treasures of Our Heritage.

ATTRACTIONS

Explore a fascinating collection of cultural artifacts and museum items that preserve the history, traditions, creativity, and way of life of the people of the Kitara region and beyond. Visitors can discover traditional tools, ancient household items, farming and hunting equipment, musical instruments, traditional clothing and ornaments, pottery, baskets, weapons, crafts, historical photographs, royal and cultural regalia, and other objects that tell stories of generations past. Each artifact offers a glimpse into the skills, beliefs, customs, and daily experiences of communities, providing an educational and memorable journey through Uganda’s rich cultural heritage while encouraging appreciation and preservation of these important treasures for future generations.

TOOLS AND THIER PURPOSES

DRUMS
STOLE
EBIGEGA.
ENSUMBI / CLAY JAGG
EBISIS

This kind of house represents the life of Luo culture people the way they leave their livies.

They build in oval form and in side there is no any room the space is kept normal.

They keep all house utensils in side the house.

They sleep down in ground or floor on papyrus mat.

When they produce a child, he or she must make 8years and is shifted to another house according to there culture.

They build small houses around the main house because of separating younger one’s a above 8 to 10 years from there parents. And according to this culture they do believe traditionally that some one above 10 yrs is mature he or she can start work and can take care of home. Traditionally a girl who was above 10 years to this culture she was able to get married.

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