Nyero Rock Paintings
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Six rock shelters in eastern Uganda featuring abstract art created by ancient Ugandan tribes, dating back 3,000 to 12,000 years.

📜 Ancient rock art site in eastern Uganda, featuring six shelters with prehistoric paintings. 🔍 Recognized by UNESCO, it's one of Uganda's oldest and most significant historical sites. # Why Go 🎨 Explore geometric and abstract rock art, 3,000 to 12,000 years old 🚶 Hike through wonderful landscapes and unique rock formations 🌍 Experience a profound connection to the spiritual and cultural heritage of the Iteso people 📸 Enjoy good views of the surrounding countryside from the hilltops 💰 Support local community through mandatory guided tours # Why Avoid ⚠️ Trails can be rocky and slippery, especially during rainy seasons 🚶 Hike required to see most paintings; some shelters require crouching 🚽 Limited facilities on site (pit toilet, no running water) 💰 Mandatory guided tour and separate fees for camera/video equipment # Tips Bring water, food, sunscreen. Accept local guide's offer; some paintings are hidden. Climb main rock outcrop for 360° views. ☔ Exercise caution on trails during wet weather. 📷 Budget for camera/video fees if you plan to take photos. # Cost 💰 Guided tour 30,000 UGX; entrance fee collected separately; camera/video a few dollars. # Hours 🕒 Daily. # Getting There 🚗 Requires hiring a private car; no tour buses available.

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