Nostalgic. Lived in Kampala for 3 years. It's incredible nightlife erases the torture of day-time traffic. Outside Kampala is unspoiled and refreshing vegetation. Uganda is endowed.

Im Ugandan and I absolutely dread going to DT Kampala. It's absolute chaos. The last I was there was 2020. All in all I wouldn't live anywhere else in the world. Love UG 🇺🇬

🇺🇬 🎉🎉 proud of you, no longer listen to the opinions of people who have never left thier comfort zone, am here for the journey ❤

I always complain about the traffic and disorder in Johannesburg CBD but this right here in Kampala has killed me!!! I wouldn't survive 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Yoh!

The "roundabout" with sculpted "traditional drums" you pointed at is located in Mengo, it's called "Kabaka taweta" which translates "The King never turns", it has a direct route through, specifically for him(the king of Buganda-the Central part of the country) whereas other people go round it as its meant to be. The route traditionally moves direct from the King's main palace of Mengo to the Kingdom courts.

Chaos meter: Jo'burg is mild, Nairobi's moderate, Kampala's seriously hectic...and Lagos is extreme. Shout-out to all those cities.

My mum always complains about the traffic in Kampala, I have never been there even though my parents are Ugandan, I will be visiting this december, this gave me a glimpse of Uganda, thank you Julian and I can't wait for more videos 💜💛💚

Albino am so proud ur in Uganda. Places to hit in kla 1. BUGOLOBI (Its a strip within KLa where the night life is fiiiiire, especially now that we heading into the weekend)Best time to go Friday evening to Sunday until late 2). acacia avenue, acacia mall for food Outside of Kla u can hit jinja eastern ug for water rafting, binj jumping, tour of the Nile, boat cruise on the Nile West of ug u can tour Murchison falls, chimpanzees, Mt gorilla's All in all thanks for not listening to the negative media and going out there to tour mama Africa

I am Ugandan and even I can’t go to those chaotic places you went to.😊 You are so lucky that you made it back from Kampala town with your camera/phone.😅 Glad to see you here in our beautiful country.🇺🇬 Enjoy!

I love how you say "petrol " you're South African for sure🎉🤣

The monument at 18:09 is of a long drum ‘engalabi’ split in half with Buganda Kingdom regalia in the middle. It sits on the Royal Mile road (‘Kabaka Anjagala’) from the Royal Palace of Buganda to the Buganda Parliament. The junction is known as ‘Kabaka Nantawetwa’ meaning the King doesn’t go around. It’s only the king of Buganda who goes thru it from his palace to his parliament.

OMG IM SUPER HYPED TO VIEW ALL YOUR VIDEOS OF UGANDA 🇺🇬!! I honestly think you’d make great friends with Ethan Kavuma. Your personalities are SOOOO similar and he knows all the great places to hang in Kampala 😊

I'm mad.... way toooo long between now and your last post. But this was worth the wait!! 😂😂😂 So amazing you riding through that city. Thank you so much for sharing. Be safe.

I would've never guessed you were going to Uganda next. Enjoy ❤️

That's awesome Julian 😫❤️ I wish you all the best and travel safe.

I’m so excited watching you in Kampala! I love the chaos!😍

Uganda gifted by nature... The best comfort zone I have ever known in this planet earth.

So happy you’re back❤

The boda guy took you to downtown kampala its always chaotic and the business and hustle part ...visit uptown ..like kololo, nakasero, lugogo its more organised with modern malls like acacia mall and fancy resturants and you should try the night life ...in kampala around kisementi area its the best in the region ...visit jinja , munyonyo speke resort and western Uganda ..uganda is very diverse otherwise enjoy your stay karibu UG

They say if you can drive in Kampala, then you can drive anywhere in the world😂

Welcome to Uganda 🇺🇬. Hope you enjoy your stay here 🙂 Uganda is so friendly and welcoming. Hope you learn some Luganda too🙂

Yayyy..You're very welcome to Uganda. Happy to have you🙂

There's no airport in Kampala 😅...... The only airport we have in Uganda is the one you landed at: Entebbe International Airport. The place is called Entebbe, not Kampala. And again, most Ugandans don't speak kiswahili. That's for most Kenyans and Tanzanians. In Uganda you'll be good to go around with English. Because we have more than 23 local languages

I'm so jelly right now, have fun. I can't wait for next video.

Your a real explorer, its very cool to watch 👌🏾

Enjoy Uganda and please be safe! The country is really beautiful and I'm happy that you're learning Swahili 😊❤

That's great, keep doing what your doing. I am Ugandan here in Uganda. 🤗🤗

Yay I’m also going to Uganda in December!I needed this vlog 💃🏼

Omg super exciting!!!! Enjoy the food. And try and see the showcasing of traditional dancing. Enjoy yourself. It's beautiful there.

The fact that you came to my Country 🇺🇬 l am definitely subscribing. Been watching some of your videos that popped up on my timeline but never had l subscribed.

Wow this is awesome Welcome to my country Uganda .the night life in Uganda is unmatched you should hang out in places like Kush ,,Thrones ..And places in Kololo too

How did i not know about you😂😂 Julian your a vibe...just bumped into this channel and damn i love it..its nice having you here in Uganda but fyi the Kampala night life is amazing it kinda makes you forget about the day chaos😂😂 enjoy your stay.

OMG can't believe you are in my country right now, enjoy your adventure

Greetings from a fellow Ugandan. Make sure you take jackfruit and visit Kisoro.

Hey Julian, thanks for visiting our Country and touring downtown. That place you asked someone to mention if they know its name- Place is called Mengo, Kabaka anjagala road. The two big pillars are only used by the king of Buganda while using that road, He doesn’t go around the roundabout

the wooden like structure split by a shield and spears is a traditional drum of the Baganda ppl called "Engalabi"

Haha Thanks for coming to Kampala! Would definitely love a video on your downtown shopping experience 😂😂

Bro I have just enjoyed this video so much, thank you for this great exploration.

Hi Julia enjoy your stay in kampala.. keep on dropping those content.

African countries handle pandemics and scary outbreaks much better than the western countries. They contain these outbreaks very good and isolate quick. Within no time the outbreak never affect the larger population. You will be fine.

Every year I go to Kampala and am American 🇺🇸 I love it

I have never been abroad but through you I've seen Africa. 💖 I know I will get the chance to see all this places one day. ❣️

Wow Uganda seems very busy, enjoy your stay.

Julian that’s the Buganda King’s palace round about. It leads you to the palace itself!

Greeting from NYC, that city is full of fun, definitely u gonna have a blast.

Enjoy dear....Love Uganda... Following from Kenya 🇰🇪 Going to Uganda for Christmas Holiday

The camera work via the back of a bike was amazing. Love!

I just love u ! 🥰 Welcome to the Pearl of Africa

Whew! Kampala, Uganda looks like a wild trip. Love the rolling green hills.

I love how you love Africa !

Loved Ugandan chicken and pork. Added weight. Can't wait to visit.

Yeyyyyy.... Happy you're in my country. Good you reached safe. Just continue to take care of yourself and enjoy!!!. And the Queen's way, minute 15.55, that's my daily life to and from work every single day as they work to put a fly over in that place. You're lucky your device survived lol, thieves are sharp in areas with traffic as they use it to rob people esp phones and car parts like side mirrors, etc. But overall Uganda is beautiful as long as you're out of the CBD. Hope you enjoyed your stay

Julian nice to see around watching from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

I missed you by just a few days Juliano ☺😄 Was there just last week

Not you asking to go where the chaos is! LOL also, this is stunning. You know that barber comes first hahahahaha. Thank you for sharing Aura as well! Sorry that happened to you!

Can you do a video on what to know or have before moving from the states to SA? Love your videos !

WoW! Welcome to Uganda. The Pearl of Africa.

The title is so hilarious😂😂😂 It had to be Uganda!!!

I really love travelling with you, hopefully you come back to Kenya

Thank for this video 👏🏾

At around 18:29, that's Kabaka's round about, so that's a local drum statue, divided into two, to make way for the king (kabaka) to pass through when he travels. It's always closed for anyone else but the King of buganda (a central kingdom)

You finally popped innnn😃😃😃😃

Am living my travelling dreams through you🤣🤣and this is very fun and therapeutic to watch

Julian 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸We completely understand that you left South Africa 🇿🇦 but hope you come back soon 🔜 miss you already much love 💕😘

That's called "Kabaka anjagala" in luganda meaning "King loves me"....its the gateway for the king of Buganda coming from his Lubiri(Palace) to his office or the lukiko (legislative) without going around the round about. And that lake is the Kabakas lake (it is man made and I don't think it has crocodiles.

Haha this brings back the memories. Uganda has lots of motorbikes it’s chaotic lol

Welcome to UG Julian! Definitely check out Vault if you will be out tonight.

Welcome to Kampala. Enjoy!

Kampala nightlife is like everyday. 5pm to 5am

the pillars are called kungalabi as you head to the kings palace called Twekobbe in Mengo. thanks for visiting Julian

Still inspiring, still innovative and still absolutely amazing.. Keep doing you and watch God keep blessing everything you touch. #passport coming soon 🔜 Loving you living your Truth and Dreams!!!

Wow it looks amazing there. I just can’t be around that many people. 😮I love your content ❤

This what I call living your life to the FULLEST 👏👏👏

@king obutunda has been exploring Uganda. He can show you around. Am born and raised in Uganda, but I like seeing Uganda with his eyes, since I have been away for many years.

Welcome to the Pearl of Africa You are so daring. You can never get me on a boda😂 The long eyelashes is so hilarious 😂

The drums are called ngalabi. They are supposed to be played only for the Kabaka (king) the road is called Kabaka Anjagala (the king loves me) it's the royal mile connecting the palace to the Buganda parliament. The British made it as a replica of The Mall in London

Yes Bro thats our motherland Uganda. That thing you saw on the round about is called 'engalabi' a local musical instrument here.

Glad to see you Julian you had an exactly motorcycle driver in the city center of kampala

The weather is spectacular 👌

The name of that you were asking for is Kabaka’s way to his palace he doesn’t make turns so he doesn’t go around the round about as other cars, so it is opened when he is passing by

I agree with you this traffic is completely chaos. Just joined this channel here.

Yooh 😳 that traffic, crocodiles in the city. Very rough

Finally!!!

Haha I see you don’t call crocodile alligators anymore. Welcome to Africa 😊

I love you Julian take care of yourself

welcome to ug. i suggest you tour some more places in entebbe here there is great scenery ,sights and sounds

Watching from Nairobi welcome back to East Africa

Kampala UGANDA 🇺🇬 my home country. Thanks for visiting 👍🏼

Welcome to Kampala 🇺🇬 😊

You’re so brave. Me and motorbikes is a no go zone. Especially in traffic 😂😂😂

Hahah.. Lol, you're in my city bro.. Wish I could come across you somehow.. Yasss, the chaos is real😎😎

I just love your spirit 😃💖💖

That thing u saw, is where the king of Buganda drives through. That’s to prevent him from staying in jam for a long time

Yeah the traffic is crazy 🤪 but we used to it. Seems like had a lot of fun though 😊

Welcome to my country Uganda 🇺🇬 The pearl of Africa Feel at home dear

Welcome Julian.enjoy yo stay

Kenya with love🇰🇪

so the roundabout with the split drum is called the Nankasa. It connects the kabaka (king) from his palace to his parliament. The roundabout was placed there for traffic reasons as the road kept getting busier but as is custom the king does (bend) for he represents steadiness and straightness So they build him a way inside the roundabout that is only used by him. with a gate, a guard and everything. And the river you wanted to get in is his lake pool The biggest man-made lake in Africa. A lake now but a private pool then thus the respect not to get in it...(the crocs are new). Deo is a great ride but a bad tour guide. :)

Ugandan in BC ,karibu kwetuu Julian,, enjoy buddy.

I love Kampala with all its frills, its quite an experience. Enjoy Julian😁💛