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I grew up knowing Kampala only as a noisy city. But on this quiet afternoon, March 28, 2026, I am walking the streets with my phone, showing a different side of the city. These pictures show the peaceful beauty you can find there, with no sound from taxis or boda bodas hooting.
1. KLA’s Old Taxi Park
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The park at rest |
2. Equatoria Junction
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| A peaceful stop at the Equatoria Junction |
Boda-boda riders wait patiently at the Equatoria
Junction. Usually, this place is full of shouting and engines, but right now,
it feels like everyone is just enjoying the warm breeze.
3. Blue Sky Reflections at Church House
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| Taking it slow on Kampala Road |
A few people and boda bodas cross the road near Church House. On this still afternoon, the tall windows reflect the blue sky, proving that even the busiest streets have a peaceful side.
4. Modern Kampala (Mapeera House)
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The quiet big giant |
5. Roadside Gallery
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| The sidewalk museum |
These paintings of animals and children are lined up
on a wall for everyone to see. Today, the street feels like a museum where you
can walk slowly and enjoy the view.
6. Craft Africa
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| Art waiting for a home |
At the Craft Africa stall, colourful paintings sit quietly while fabrics glow in the sun. This quiet moment gives visitors a rare chance to see every detail without the usual big crowds.
I felt very safe taking these photos. One person
warned me to be careful with my phone near Mapeera House, but the quiet mood
makes me feel relaxed. I am not worried at all.






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