Bunyoro-Tooro Junction
Crafting Memories Across Africa
Everything you need to know about visiting, partnering with, and joining Bunyoro-Tooro Junction.
Bunyoro-Tooro Junction is a heritage-led initiative that promotes cultural preservation, tourism growth, investment attraction, and skills development across the Bunyoro and Tooro Kingdoms of Uganda. We connect visitors, investors, and young people to the region's royal history, living culture, and natural landscapes — from royal palaces and sacred caves to youth mentorship and business opportunity.
Highlights include the Tooro Royal Palace (Karuzika), seat of the Tooro Kingdom; the Amabere Ga Nyina Mwiru Caves, a mythical stalactite site tied to Tooro folklore; and the Mparo Tombs, resting place of Bunyoro's kings. Beyond these, the region is home to Murchison Falls National Park, the Rwenzori Mountains, Kibale Forest, and Bugoma Forest. Visit our Destinations page for the full list.
Kyisakati is our youth mentorship program inspired by the traditional Ekisaakate practice, held at Grace Farm. It teaches public speaking, personal hygiene, cooking, social etiquette, and mental health awareness to two age groups: 8-12 (Kids Track) and 13-17 (Teens Track). You can register your child directly on the Kyisakati page.
Yes. On our Destinations page, click "Customize Trip" to share your preferred sites, travel dates, and group size. Our team will reach out with a tailored itinerary combining royal sites, natural attractions, and cultural experiences across Bunyoro and Tooro.
Modest, respectful dress is appreciated at royal palaces, tombs, and cultural sites. Always ask permission before photographing people or ceremonies, follow your guide's instructions inside royal grounds, and greet elders and cultural leaders respectfully. Hospitality and respect are central to Bunyoro and Tooro culture — see our Travel Tips page for more guidance.
Most nationalities require a visa, available online via the Uganda e-Visa portal or on arrival at Entebbe International Airport. A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is mandatory for entry, and we recommend consulting a travel health clinic 4-6 weeks before departure for additional vaccinations and malaria prevention advice.
We run skills development and workforce training initiatives across heritage guiding, hospitality, digital skills, agribusiness, and creative industries. Visit our Careers page to view open opportunities, or contact us to learn about upcoming training cohorts.
Yes. We actively support investment enablement across tourism infrastructure, agribusiness and value addition, and creative industries in the Bunyoro-Tooro region. Visit our Services page for a full breakdown of investment and partnership opportunities, or reach out via our Contact page.
Uganda uses the Ugandan Shilling (UGX). US Dollars (preferably clean, post-2006 bills) are widely accepted for larger payments. ATMs are available in Kampala and nearby towns, and we accept card and mobile money (MoMo Pay) payments for bookings and registrations.
You can reach us through our Contact Us page, by phone or WhatsApp at +256 779 775776, or by email at info@bunyorotoorojunction.com. For heritage trips, use the Customize Trip form on the Destinations page; for Kyisakati, register directly on the Kyisakati page.
Whether you're planning a heritage trip, registering for Kyisakati, or exploring investment opportunities, our team is happy to help you plan your visit to Bunyoro-Tooro.