Uganda to have Tourism Pilgrims on 3rd June-Uganda safari News

matrysThe Uganda martyrs were the Christian believers who were killed by Kabaka Mwanga and other political leaders during their time of rule. The martyrs were killed for the sake of God and therefore they are highly recognized and remembered on the 3rd of June at Namugongo. This day therefore brings in very many tourists to come for Uganda safaris and celebrate this holy day mainly for the catholic believers.
Normally during this day the pope and other Ugandans as he leads the prayers. However today he is not around but many leaders are there to have the prayers successfully therefore tourists on safaris in Uganda will enjoy this day. As tourists on Uganda safari see this they also safari the place where the body of Bishop Hanninghton was placed before being taken to a permanent place, Namugongo shrines, there are also many places to visit.
To make tourists enjoy safaris in Uganda the Anglican Church and the Catholic Church want to make a Uganda Martyrs’ Museum at Namugongo which tourists will always visit as a tourist attraction on their Uganda safari visits. Many things will be put in the Museum and tourists will always enjoy having a look at these attractions hence boosting the tourism sector in Uganda.

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