Pictorial: 2023 Kagulu Rock Climbing Challenge

27 Aug 2023 11:25

Wambuzi Reacheal

Tourism

The Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH William Gabula NadiopeIV and other revellers reach the flat areas of Kagulu rock top.

Over 30,000 revelers from different parts of the world participated in this year's Kagulu rock climbing challenge, in Buyende district on Saturday.

The revelers were led by the Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH, William Gabula IV, the 1st Deputy Premier, Rebecca Kadaga, area members of Parliament, among other dignitaries.

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The Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH William Gabula NadiopeIV and other revellers reach the flat areas of Kagulu rock top.
Busoga's tourism minister, Owek. Hellen Namutumba(L) shares a light moment with Busoga Kingdom's tourism ambasador, Mutwahir Kakaire aka Acidic Vocals(M).
A traditional healer leads the revellers to some of the sacred parts of the rock.
A man and his son ride about fifty kilometers on a wooden bicycle from Gadumire sub county, in Kaliro district to join revellers for the Kagulu rock climbing challenge in Buyende.
Revellers pose for photos at the event.
Justice David Batema(L) and the Buyende Woman MP, Annet Nakato(in yellow T-shirt) participate in the rock climbing challenge.
Hundreds seen treking the Kagulu rock.
Former electoral commission chairman, Eng. Badiru Kigundu joins revellers for the Kagulu rock climbing challenge.
The Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH Gabula Nadiope IV(without cape) leads revellers in climbing the 3600FT Kagulu rock in Buyende district.
The FUFA president, Moses Magogo and his supporters participate in this year's Kagulu rock climbing challenge.
Some revellers pose for photos after sucessfully climbing the 3600FT Kagulu rock.
Revellers stare at the monument of Mukama Nyamutukura. Mukama Nyamutukura is celebrated as the great grandfather of all the royal families in Busoga sub region.
The tourism state minister, Hon. Martin Mugarra crowns the 2023 Busoga kingdom's tourism queen, Mercy Tenywa.
The Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH, William Gabula NadipeIV shares a photo moment with Great Lake Safari's Amos Wekesa and his son.
The Kyabazinga of Busoga, HRH William Gabula NadiopeIV(L) poses for a photo at the monument of Mukama Nyamutukura.
Aerial view of the lower parts of Kagulu rock.