Kasese Tourist Attractions

Lying north of Lake George in the Rwenzururu region, there aren't many tourist attractions in Kasese itself however the town is more a gateway to national parks and the stunning Rwenzori mountains, however that status may change should the local airport be upgraded to full international airport status as planned. (However, those familiar with Uganda know that things rarely progress as planned, with money frequently running out!). Kasese is the largest town in the area, with a population of 810,400, with that population mainly comprised of the Bakonzo, Basongora, Banyabindi, Batooro, and Banyankole Bakiga people. Below we showcase some of Kasese's best tourist attractions, but take time to find out other things to do in the area by checking out our Kasese guide.

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Rwenzori Mountains National Park The Rwenzori Mountains National Park is home to over seventy mammal species and 217 bird species however is probably best known as a world-class hiking and mountaineering destination with stunning views. More >

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Kibale National Park Kibale National Park is considered one of the most beautiful in Uganda with terrain ranging from tropical forests to sweeping savannahs and woodlands on the Rift Valley floor. Located some 200 miles west of Kampala, the is home to around seventy mammal species as well as 375 species of birds. More >

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Queen Elizabeth National Park Undertake the safari of a lifetime in Uganda and watch the animals whilst sitting on top of a jeep in Queen Elizabeth National Park, the closest National Park to Ntungamo in the centre of Western Uganda. More >

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Kasese Map A Google satellite map of Kasese showing the town and it's tourist attractions. Zoom in to explore places of interest! More >

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More attractions... More attractions to visit in Kasese from the Rwenzori Arts Centre to Katwe village and the Rwenzururu Palace. More >

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Kasese Guide Find out more about Kasese including other things to do, places to eat and accommodation. More >

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