Massa Road, Off Bududa Ring Road Highway
Welcome to Riverine Resort
Welcome to Riverine Resort Bududa! We are delighted to offer you the opportunity to explore the incredible sites in our vicinity. Our dedicated tour guides are at your service to assist with making arrangements for your visit to these captivating destinations. Welcome to Riverine Resort Bududa! Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure? Discover the breathtaking beauty of Walwanyi Falls and Nabulo Falls, where you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery and mesmerizing waterfalls.
If you’re up for a thrilling challenge, our expert tour guides can help you plan an exhilarating hike up Mount Elgon. At Riverine Resort Bududa, we’re here to make all the necessary arrangements for your exploration. Let us guide you towards an incredible experience! Discover the natural wonders and cultural heritage of these remarkable sites with our expert guidance. Experience a memorable journey like never before!
Activities
Cultural Village
The cultural village houses, the traditional huts for shelter and Crop Farmers. The village also boasts of a spacious Amphitheater and a venue for bonfires and story telling.
Craft Shop
While here, take the time to visit our cultural resident shop where you will find a variety of books and beautiful traditional costumes that shed light on the history of Bagishu.
Village Walks / Tours
Reenact tradition by trekking to villages & visit other local attractions. A guide tour will give you first hand experience about the way of life of the region.
Cultural Cuisine & Delicacies
Traditional foods among the Bagisu are too adventurous. These include Malewa, Bufukye, Makila, Kamalwa, Kumushelekhe & Shinoko. Malewa is the most prominent dish among the Bagisu & is made up with smoked fish.
Imbalu Ceremony
The Bagisu Imbalu Public Circumcision Rites, where Boys Become Men Ritual is an integral part of the Traditional Beliefs of the Bagisu. The Bagisu strongly believe in & is part of their traditional religious beliefs, culture & tradition.
Bull Fighting
The Mbale bull fighting tradition in Bududa began in 1956. Long before bull fights became a fascination, locals were engaging in infamous pastimes. It is said that locals used to gather and watch men wrestle and pierce each other with spears.
CULTURAL CENTRE
