uganda (documentary) episode 2 - exploring kampala

I arrive in Kampala and get ready for my safari. I have a day to wander around and go to a slum, watch a train speed through a market, ride a boda boda taxi, and eat at a restaurant where you use your hands to eat.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• ugand
• kampala
• safari
• expedition
• slum
• poverty
• market
• boda
• taxi
• train
• traffic
• pork
• bbq
• blackout
• lemaire
• national
• park
• game
• reserve

[nyindoful]

your trip sucked. u missed all the HOT spots in town.one rule..never travel by yourself

[Gombeboy]

As somebody who lived in Uganda for year:

Many of the top rate hotels have outside pools, infact Red Chili backpackers does (ok it's tiny) and it's like 15,000 shillings to stay there.

Kampala has traffic lights. Not many, but there are most definitely traffic lights.

Trust me, most Ugandans love to have their picture taken or have a video of themselves. You most probably didn't approach them in a friendly enough manner.

Don't paythe boda man 8k, it won't help with steroetypes about Muzungus

[Saleh9494]

Im sorry but the voice is really annoying

[balcaju]

hahaha, Im reading the same book... 

[maosef]

@Thetrutv Is it used as kind of like the white version of nigger, as in a derogatory slanderous tone?

[Thetrutv]

Muzungu means white person

[DiscoverPlatinum]

Interesting! Thanks for doing this documentary! I really want to go to Kampala one day and now I'll know what to expect when I do.

[ukindex07]

it is a realistic documentary non-condescending than most documentaries i have seen i do not see why people are angry about this, i really dont.

[mohau28]

PLEASE DO THE SAME KIND OF DOCUMENTARY IN SWEDEN - STOCKHOLM.

[kwagalm7]

We should accept the truth, nothing but the truth.  The Muzungu is right. He did not say anything wrong. This is our Uganda. What a sad strory.