Kampala affectionately known as 'The Green city in the sun' is a heavenly city, the biggest and most energetic city in the nation Uganda. The regulatory capital of Uganda, KIU
Kampala recaptured its status as the capital city of Uganda after freedom in 1962. The city approaching the Lake Victoria toward the South portrays both frontier and current design, with verifiable and old stories realities and as once a perfect environment for "Impala" the city was alluded to as the "Slope of Impala" which is deciphered in Luganda as "Kasozi K' empala" lastly "Kampala".

Situated on a height of 1,180m above ocean level, Kampala has a populace of around 2 million individuals spread more than 21 slopes on which the city stands. The city has since spread from a 19 square kilometers villa, to turn into the "city of 7 slopes".

The slopes that make up Kampala include: Old Kampala Hill which is 4000 feet above ocean level, is a mix of both mechanical and rural zone with structures for the most part of Indian style. Primary attractions: Include the Fort worked by Captain Fredrick Lugard close to the old Kampala mosque and the seat of the Uganda Muslim Supreme committee.

Mengo Hill which is 4000 feet above ocean level got its name from "Mengo" a Luganda word significance granulating stones. History has it that individuals from Ssesse Islands who chose this slope utilized stones to lattice food. Primary attractions: Kabaka's castle (King's royal residence), The Kabaka's lake which is the greatest man made lake in the nation with a wide scope of Bird species, The 1900 Agreement between the Kabaka of Buganda and British pioneer officials was marked in Mengo, Kisingiri's three celebrated 100 lives house over 100 years of age and in excess of 100 hundred old goliath turtles imported from the Seychelles Islands.

Namirembe Hill which is 4,134 feet above ocean level got its name from "Mirembe" which signifies "Harmony". Fundamental attractions: St. Paul's Cathedral, The Kasubi Tombs - Royal Burial reason for Buganda Kings, Uganda's first emergency clinic mengo Hospital began by Sir Albert Cook, The Bulange-Buganda's Parliament and Sanyu infants' home a shelter.

Rubaga Hill which is 4,134 feet above ocean level gets its name from "Kubanga" which intends to "Plan". Baganda commanders arranged their wars on this Hill. Principle attractions: Rubaga Cathedral, Pope John Paul VI Memorial corridor, Burial grounds of the nation's first Bishop and the main dark Archbishop south of Sahara,

Nakasero Hill which is 4,134 feet above ocean level is a local location just as a business area. Fundamental attractions: State House, significant lodgings and strip malls. Kololo Hill which is 4,305 feet above ocean level is a local location with excellent houses and very much arranged streets. Principle attractions: Kololo Airstrip, with a graveyard for "national saints"

Kibuli Hill is a home to Muslims. Principle attractions: Kibuli mosque and Kibuli Hospital

Nsambya Hill which is 4,010 feet above ocean level is known as the home to the Mill Hill fathers. Principle attractions: St. Subsides Pro-Cathedral and Nsambya Hospital.

Naguru Hill (4,331 feet), Mbuya Hill (4,269 feet), Mulago Hill (4,134 feet) is a home to Mulago Hospital and the Uganda Museum, Makerere Hill (4,188 feet) home to Makerere University, Buziga Hill (4,322 feet) and Muyenga Hill (4,3285 feet) are neighborhoods for privileged, Mutundwe Hill (4,312 feet), Mutungo Hill(4,208 feet), Kireka Hill (4,189 feet) a home to Mandela sports arena, Makindye Hill and Banda Hill which is a home to the Queen Mother's royal residence.