Kampala

　　Kampala straddles the equator and lies 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. This high-altitude city is located right on the equator, boasts a long history, and became the capital of Uganda in 1964.

　　Thanks to its high elevation, Kampala enjoys a cool climate. The city is lush with flowers and trees, and its streets wind along the rolling hills. Lush green banana trees stand beside the roads, fresh and vibrant, adding to the city's charm. It is one of Africa’s most renowned tourist cities. In Kampala, modern buildings of innovative design and varied styles are nestled against the hills, layered among the greenery. Among the many buildings, the most famous is the Baháʼí House of Worship, a religious site for Baha’i worship. It stands 130 meters tall, with a base diameter of over 100 meters. Its dome, made of decorative tiles, has a diameter of 13 meters and a height of 37 meters. Other attractions include Lake Victoria, the Uganda Museum, and the Uganda National Cultural Center.

　　Kampala is known for its vibrant nightlife. When night falls, people stroll through the streets and alleys, enjoying the pleasant evening. The shopping malls house several large casinos, making them popular hangouts for those who enjoy gambling, bustling with activity every day.

　　Kampala Reason to visit: Capital of Uganda Continent where the attraction is located: Africa【Africa】 Country/Region where the attraction is located: Uganda[Uganda] Province/State where the attraction is located: Kampala District [Kampala District] City where the attraction is located: Kampala [Kampala]