Join Us on a Journey of Faith and Heritage Tourism in Uganda, Along the Holy Trails of Africa 

Saint Paul's Cathedral Namirembe is the cornerstone of Anglican faith in Uganda from its humble beginnings in 1889 as a mission station to its current status as the largest and oldest Anglican Cathedral in the country. It serves as the provincial cathedral of the Anglican Church of Uganda and the diocesan cathedral for Namirembe Diocese. It serves not only as a place of worship but also as a historical site reflecting Uganda's colonial past and the spread of Christianity in t

The Biku Hill in Nebbi district is home to the smallest church in Uganda. With a drive of about 18km from Nebbi town, this church has a width of 2.5m and a height of 8ft, only accommodating 3 people including the preacher at a time. The building has 12 windows on the Eastern and Western sides, representing the 12 disciples of Jesus Christ. There are 39 windows at the back, which signify the books of the Old Testament and 27 others that signify the books of the New Testament.

Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine, Namugongo is one the largest and most famous religious pilgrimage destination in Africa. It is a sacred site honoring the Uganda Martyrs, who were executed on or around June 3, 1886 on the orders of Kabaka Mwanga II (king of ancient Buganda Kingdom) for refusing to denounce their christian faith. Located 15kms northeast of Kampala, it marks the spot where many martyrs were executed. The basilica of the Uganda martyrs features a unique archi