Bushenyi

The Bushenyi region, located in western Uganda, is an area of ​​diverse landscape that combines mountains, lakes and vast agricultural areas. It is one of the most important agricultural regions in the country, famous for growing coffee, tea, bananas and vegetables. Bushenyi is also home to part of the Ishasha National Park, which is known for its wildlife, including unique lion families that climb trees – a rare occurrence among wild cats.

The town of Bushenyi, the capital of the region, is the commercial and administrative centre, as well as a major transport hub. The region is also home to many ethnic groups, mainly the Bakiga and Banyankole, who have preserved their traditions, cultures and languages. Due to its location near mountains and lakes, Bushenyi attracts tourists, offering both natural beauty and authentic cultural experiences.

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