The tourist’s perspective
As a traveller with an interest in learning more about African culture, how should you approach visits to villages or ceremonies? By Emma Gregg
Culture club: Maasai men welcome tourists to their village in Narok, Kenya
Most visitors to southwest Uganda have one thing on their mind: mountain gorillas. Few give much thought to the local people who used to live peacefully alongside them prior to 1991, when Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga were declared national parks.
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