Discover the best attractions and experiences Toro region has to offer
Discover royal heritage and storied sites tied to the Tooro Kingdom and the Fort Portal area.
The ceremonial residence of the Tooro Kingdom, offering a window into the region’s royal history and culture.
Legend-rich limestone caves with scenic surroundings near Fort Portal.
Cultural centers and local heritage displays give insight into the Tooro people.
Cultural museum and performance venue showcasing Tooro heritage and crafts.
Vibrant market and craft stalls where you can learn about local handiwork.
A few notable churches and sacred sites in the region.
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Untamed wildlife and dramatic landscapes are the highlight of Toro’s protected areas.
Iconic park with Kazinga Channel boat cruise and diverse wildlife.
Forested park known for biodiversity and hot springs.
Impressive alpine peaks and challenging trekking in the Mountains of the Moon.
Prime chimpanzee trekking and lush rainforest near Fort Portal.
Explore the main towns that make up the region.
The hub of Tooro region, with markets, eateries, and gateway to Kibale.
Gateway to Queen Elizabeth National Park and the Rwenzori foothills.
Quaint town near Semuliki with easy access to Semuliki Valley.
Low-cost ways to enjoy Toro’s scenery and culture.
Take an easy stroll and soak up the local vibe.
Take in the scenic panorama and the legends.
Sample hearty Ugandan dishes and regional flavors.
A traditional meal where meat, chicken, or mushrooms are steamed in banana leaves.
Creamy mashed plantains served with a peanut sauce.
Freshly fried chapati wrapped with omelette for a quick bite.
Evenings in Fort Portal offer cafes, bars and cultural shows.
Traditional dances and music after dark.
Casual bars and local cafes for a relaxed night out.
Live performances and shows you can catch in the region.
Traditional dances and exhibitions celebrating Tooro heritage.
Occasional folk music and dance showcases by community groups.
Adventure and active pursuits.
Hike through dramatic terrain to reach alpine vistas.
Guided treks to observe chimps in a dense rainforest.
Safaris to spot diverse wildlife and up-close mammals.
Hidden gems and offbeat experiences.
Geothermal springs in Semuliki with a unique natural backdrop.
Less-visited natural and mythic sites near Fort Portal.
Learn about Uganda’s tea industry and sample fresh tea.