Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda near Murchison Falls Park
Do not miss the Boomu-Experience an African Village in Uganda
Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda in the Kigaragara Village near Murchison Falls National Park. Here in this Village, you can experience an immersion into Ugandan Culture. You can either take part in a Village Visit or stay overnight in a traditional African Banda while learning how rural Uganda lives each day.
Boomu is where you discover the unique lifestyle of Uganda’s rural communities. Boomu Women’s Community Project gives you an up-close and authentic peek into a Ugandan Village. A place where you are not an observer but a participant in creating a Ugandan-style meal or starting an African Craft in the form of beads, baskets, or clothing.
Boomu Village is one of those unique off-of-the-beath path experiences that remain in Uganda today. The Village is mainly bypassed but can be easily accessed on your visit to Murchison Falls National Park or Budongo Forest.
Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda gives you a glimpse into Ugandan rural Village Life, unlike most other village experiences in Uganda. It is a must-visit place in Uganda.
Experience an African Village Stay at Boomu
Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda. It is a community tourism project offering bandas (African Style Huts), 
camping, showers, and toilets. It is located on the road to Murchison Falls National Park, just a few hundred yards ahead of the park entrance, 8 kilometers from the Kaniyo Pabidi chimpanzee eco-tourist viewing site in Budongo Forest.
The Community is home to many trees, shrubs, flowers, birds, and butterflies, giving Boomu Village a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The Village offers you the best of both worlds, a sense of seclusion and, at the same time, accessibility due to its proximity to Murchison Falls Park.
Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda with the Boomu Women’s Group (some men belong to the group) at Kigaragara Village near Murchison Falls National Park and Budongo Forest, allowing visitors to Uganda a look at life in an African Village. Not in some touristy way, but in the authentic way it is, the way that they live with their families at Kigaragara Village.
There are various Bandas, singles, doubles, twins, and one more prominent space for accommodating groups. Some Bandas have lighting from solar power, and in the event of power outages, we provide lanterns. One Banda has been left as a traditional mud Banda. There is a campground and a campfire pit where people gather at night for storytelling times.
There are open-air showers, composting toilets, and hot water supplied in a jerry can on request. Boomu is located on well-maintained enclosed grounds. The site is filled with many trees, including fruit trees, shrubs, and flowers.
Many butterflies and birds, including our weaver’s colony, contain Black Headed Weavers and Vieillot’s black weaver. You are surrounded by fields and overlooked by a hill, making Boomu a tranquil place to relax, away from the tourist trail.
It is from the garden to the stove and your plate, and you are involved in the process from beginning to end. Boomu means “together,” and by the time you leave here, you will have more of an understanding that it does “take a village working together” to survive and thrive in Africa. On a side note – usually, villagers in Uganda eat with their hands, you wash your hands before and after, but at Boomu, you are offered the optional fork.
Most meals are traditional Ugandan ones – even though you might have cooked, thank the host, “thank you for cooking.” If you want a more Western Meal, it can be prepared for you, and Vegetarians and Vegans can be readily accommodated. Drinks such as Bottled Water, Sodas, and Beer are available.
An Authentic African Village Stay
Boomu-Experience an African Village in Uganda: If you want that authentic African Hut-like feeling, one of the Banda was created 
as a traditional mud hut, and you can stay there. There is a campfire and a sharing of stories as in the days of old since African History and Traditions were not written. Still, they were woven into stories handed down from generation to generation.
At Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda where you take a guided walk and hear tales of old from the elders and the Bunyoro People’s courtship rituals and birth celebrations.
Get a firsthand understanding of the obstacles and difficulties that villagers face—barriers such as the lack of education—also, the lack of infrastructures such as electricity or running water, and the population growth. You will hear how it impacts to land and pressure for more food (the average Ugandan woman gives birth to 6.7 children in her life). Learn by seeing traditional farming methods and how those crops are processed.
Boomu Women’s group creates some beautiful bedspreads and other woven products dyed with colors collected from nature around the Village. You can see some beautiful basket weaving done and buy a few items that will keep the memories coming of your stay at Boomu Women’s group, which taught you what it means to be and work “together.”
Visit Boomu – Experience an African Village in Uganda – where the Village Stay or Village Walk is not a touristy kind of event. Still, you see and experience an African Village firsthand as it is from day-to-day in rural Uganda.
If you are interested in a Village Stay or Visit with the Boomu Women’s Group – Kigaragara Village near Murchison Falls National Park while on Safari with us, please let us know.
