How She Built Her Own Village Deep In The Rural Areas Of UGANDA - Ewaffe Cultural Village
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- How She Built Her Own Village Deep In The Rural Areas Of UGANDA - Ewaffe Cultural Village
Meet Aisha Nabwanika, a Ugandan entrepreneur who founded Ewaffe Cultural Village in Mukono Nagalama. Ewaffe Cultural Village offers visitors an immersive experience, allowing them to explore and engage with the cultural traditions of Buganda in a single, authentic setting. #EwaffeCulturalVillage #EwaffeVillage #UgConnect #UgConnectUganda
That's a good idea that we help us not lose our cultures to the western culture which is eating African culture slowy by slowly but if get more place like this allover all ugandan regions , central , northern, eastern, southern parts of Uganda . But that's a great inspiration for us as the youth and Africa is the future. As Nkwame nkuruma said that Africans are capable of managing their own affairs.
beautiful people green country i am from Bangladesh hope one day i visit UGANDA
She needs to train some of the people especially the lady in the garden who was showing us a few things. You know this is tourism and people who come there are informed and looking for true information. The guide must be well equiped with information. It is such a nice and natural place, I will visit❤
Thanks for showcasing this amazing place its a must visit for sure
To my surprise, I had this idea almost 8 years ago, I should share this video with a friend whom I shared it with. This idea is beneficial to this new generation, which is growing when a culture is fading away. Africans, we are losing our true identity .May good lord bless this lady.
For real I also had the same idea
The places makes me reminisce about the times when I was young. Thank you for casting a spot light on the place.
Thanks for sharing always
My Ug connect never😊😊 disappoint, another educative and inspiring
Am happy to be here , this place has remained me the Mazelee family who enjoyed it alot thanks for reminding us our past am missing matugulu ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ the children are missing alot.
Banange eyo kyakabi nyo 🎉🎉🎉 big up
This is very very amazing ❤❤❤❤.. I loved the experience and I would definately do it again .... I forgot to give you back the money 🤪🤪🤪
I have enjoyed everything
Very valuable!!
Very impressed
Wow nice to see thnx
I'm so inspired by this foundation, I'm looking forward to meeting the founder of this Cultural Village and finding out how she did this,I have a huge piece of Land in West Nile,and we have rich culture too,if we can learn from her and start our own Cultural Village it'll be so great
Wow thanks for showing us one of the richest caltures in Uganda so impressive
This is great, i love the vibe, i love the concept, i love Buganda culture. We should always embrace our cultures. I'm in Zimbabwe and would love to visit one day
I love this concept so much! I can't wait to visit th next time I'm in UG, thank you for sharing this experience
Thnx ssebo,thnx to the founder,lets keep the African spirit en cultures alive
Nice content Mr. Ug connect
Love love the concept, the vibe, the people, the food! I would love to visit!
Am missing the fruits we heard matugulu, jambula, ebinazi, empaffu, ekenene, ettutunu, my grand also heard a pineapple which heard thorns and very sweet l have never seen it anyway in this world when you go to foods of long ago am missing alot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wish to help . It's surprising to see your dream happening true
This is awesome 8dea, even fellow Ugandans that are rusty in knowledge will benefit from a refresher cousre. By the way I love the house design is beatiful. Im reminded of Winnie the model from Japadhola.
All cultures need their own cultural villages lest they get forgotten
Beautiful, I will be coming next time in UG 🥰
this is amazing
Waawo this is awesome
Great staff 👍🏾👍🏾
is this place in masaka ?? man am having flashbacks thanks for sharing
It's in Mukono Nagalama
@@ugconnect which side of nagalama because am from nagalama mukono please give me the exact address I would like to go there soon with my kids
How much for one person?
Even in my village there was Nalongo
I would love to do the same in my village.
Thanks for sharing. How big is the place
The business owner has a good product/business there but, some of the staff are not very knowledge about what they're taking about
Hajji is the original herbalist
This is beautiful, do we have accommodation here?
Thank yo i think i never been to Uganda
Grace have seen your face
12:05
Oyogeza banjo Ka yingiliisi😂
Wawo I had this Idea but she reached there be4 me
3:42 Teeka wansi ensawo ozine
Binyuma naye olunzugu lungi
Yiino eyo'Luganda ua-cam.com/video/LvgAS4uPYG8/v-deo.html
Wewawo jeyazinza
I like the place and everything else is good apart from naming the well after the evil spirits ..me as a Christian I honestly wouldn't visit the place ..but thank you for sharing this
@Leopard-h5m You are mistaken, many people around the world believe in those spirits of the water, the chinese, indians, arabs, jews. This belief that the biblical God is not african is false, I live in the UK and many whites here don't go to church, they also have their traditions, some of whom are water gods, stones etc. Therefore, the idea that these are our traditions is false, these are old age beliefs that are global. Believe God he holds the key and is God above all.
I like the idea but I don't like hearing naming a water well to demonic spirits so I wouldn't visit the place ..but it's a good concept of someone could make the same thing and leave out the evil spirits parts
So the nalongo name is " demonic "😅😅😅😅😅 Naye some Ugandans!!😂😂
Are you a muganda?
Says someone who has spent most of his or her time in urban areas. When you are in the rural area and its the only well what do you do?
great work,whats your number please. i wish you visit kagadi and learn of a man who created a society where people dont solve problems
Love love the concept, the vibe, the people, the food! I want to visit!