Authentic Ugandan cultural experiences — traditional food, hands-on village activities, storytelling and locally crafted souvenirs. Located near Kampala in Naggalama, Mukono, with a mini branch in Entebbe.
Welcome to Ewaffe Cultural Village, a unique cultural tourism destination where visitors experience Uganda's traditions through authentic, hands-on encounters. Located just an hour from Kampala in Naggalama, Mukono, Ewaffe offers immersive experiences rooted in the rich heritage of the Buganda kingdom.
Our guided cultural tours invite you to participate in village life — learn to cook traditional Buganda dishes, enjoy seasonal fruit tastings, try indigenous fishing, and listen to captivating storytelling. Each visit is crowned with a delicious traditional Luwombo meal, offering a true taste of Uganda.
We have also opened a mini branch in Entebbe, where visitors can engage in storytelling, explore barkcloth making, and browse authentic Ugandan souvenirs and premium local coffee.
An immersive journey into authentic Buganda village life in Naggalama — cooking, dance, storytelling and a traditional Luwombo lunch.
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2-hour cultural sessions in Katabi, 15 minutes from Entebbe Airport — barkcloth making, indigenous foods, traditional dress and local coffee.
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Premium Ugandan coffee sourced from smallholder farmers — tasted in-house and available as freshly roasted packs at both locations.
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Bark cloth, woven baskets, jewellery and instruments — made by local artisans at both Ewaffe centres.
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From 1-day city tours to 10-day gorilla safaris — Ewaffe crafts expertly guided Uganda itineraries.
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Our community outreach initiative — empowering local artisans, youth and women through skills and market access.
Learn More →We visited ECV on thursday 18th september 2025. Our host and guides gave us much information and were very friendly and hospitable. I can recommend a visit to ECV wholeheartedly. Vincent and Adrian from the Netherlands.
I had a great experience! When I entered the center, I was immediately moved by the wonderful dance and music. The people at the center are so kind and deeply knowledgeable about plants and culture. I learned so much from them, and by the end of the day, it truly felt like Ewaffe—my home. I highly recommend that everyone visit the Ewaffe Cultural Center.
It was such a great experience at Ewaffe cultural village, Mukono Uganda. We had the best day, I personally enjoyed every bit of the place, the cultural dances, the sweetest food, the tour around the place and the village people who were so hospitable and welcoming