In the western part of Uganda live the Banyankole, famous for their majestic Ankole long-horned cattle. These cattle are not only a symbol of wealth but also an important part of Banyankole identity and beauty.
The Bahima subgroup, traditionally cattle keepers, hold deep respect for their animals, while the Bairu are known for their rich farming traditions. Visitors can enjoy traditional milk ceremonies and listen to folk tales under the starlit skies of Mbarara.
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