My Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo 2015 in Pictures

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You are warmly most welcome to this special and unique blog post. First of its kind on this blog. Having visited the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo 2015 grounds and captured a few moments which I think I should share out with our esteemed readers.  Enjoy your Pictorial tour of the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo 2015.

Modified Tourist Vehicle Exhibited by RSA Africa


Traditional Dancers From the Northern part of Uganda








Traditional Dancers from Rwanda Entertaining Guests at the Expo






Traditional Dancers From the Eastern part of Uganda










Five year old Python exhibited by Uganda Wildlife Education Center

Beautiful Crested Crane and a Tortoise exhibited by UWEC

 
Lion exhibited by UWEC


Gorgeous Ostrich Exhibited by Uganda Wildlife Education Center 


A visitor admiring the Beauty of Vintage Cars at the Expo











Beautiful Flowers were also Exhibited  

Thorn Flowers
 
 Huge thanks to all those that made the expo 2015 an amazing experience for many of us that made it to the venue. We are looking forward to attending the next Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo

By Mwebya Fred
mwbyfred@gmail.com
www.twitter.com/Ugaman01



 

Comments

  1. Mike Gardner is the Time Doctor23 November 2015 at 14:27

    Have some great memories of Uganda, (Kampala and surrounding areas) from a number of visits i made last year

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  2. Tout Media23 November 2015 at 14:31

    Hi Mike,
    Woow little did I know you have been to Kampala Uganda before. I am really happy that at least you have the picture of Uganda and what it has to offer. Please let me know on your next trip to Kampala Uganda. Thanks for the awesome comment, its always a pleasure having you here

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  3. Unknown23 November 2015 at 15:39

    Hey Fred, these are lovely pictures from my second home Uganda. The traditional dance, vintage cars are just superb. Am looking forward to the next edition.

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    1. Tout Media23 November 2015 at 16:13

      Thanks Viky,
      Nice to have you in here but I also know you been in Uganda on several occasions. It gives me joy to hear that Uganda is your second home. As for the upcoming editions, we shall bring it all to you here. Cheers

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  4. Unknown23 November 2015 at 16:09

    This looks like a very colorful place. Great pictures. Thanks for sharing with us.

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    1. Tout Media23 November 2015 at 16:16

      Hi Roy,
      I may not have travelled so much around the world , but one of the most beautiful places I have seen and lived in is the Pearl of Africa Uganda. Very awesome weather, people , flora and fauna. Thanks for leaving a comment.
      Cheers

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  5. Unknown23 November 2015 at 18:27

    Great pics! Thank you so much for sharing! I would love to visit Uganda someday.

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  6. Tout Media26 November 2015 at 11:35

    Thanks David,
    I will looking forward to welcoming you to the Pearl Of Africa.

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