Baha'i House of Worship — Attraction in Kampala

Baha’i House of Worship in Kampala, Uganda: Bahai temple is located about 4 miles from the main city center of Kampala, on Kikaya hill along Gayaza road. It is famously known for being a spiritual home for the Bahai Faith in Uganda. The three core assertions of the Bahai Faith, sometimes termed the "three onenesses" are central in the teachings of the religion. They are the Oneness of God, Oneness of Religion and the Oneness of Humanity, which sounds true. The temple is up on top of a hill, and a road leads up to it. It is a place of tranquility where you can sit on benches outside, or under a tree to relax. Everyone is welcome there, no matter your religion is. Inside also have benches for people to pray and relax. It houses a max of 800 people. They do have services in Sundays. Pictures are not allowed inside. A guide is usually assigned to you to explain the Bahai Religion and general questions about the temple and...

Nestled on a hill 🌄 in Kampala, the Bahá'í House of Worship offers a peaceful escape. The journey 🛣️ to this special place is a serene start to the calmness inside. With wide views that include Kyebando, Kisasi, the temple gives a unique look around. Its well-kept grounds bring back school 🏫 memories, providing rich greenery and a friendly atmosphere. The temple's design, a mix of beauty 🤩 and togetherness, brings a sense of inner peace ✌️🕊️. More than just a pretty sight, it stands for everyone coming together, inviting all. As people explore its halls, they find a place for quiet thought. The temple's welcoming atmosphere goes beyond its walls, making a peaceful spot. The Bahá'í House of Worship in Kampala goes beyond its religious role, turning into a haven for those wanting a break from everyday life's...

Interesting place. First I thought it was a church or chapel. I was visiting places in Kampala by VodaVoda and some one in the Kampala musium suggested me to visit Baha'i and Gaddafi Mosque. I found it's something different, not Christianity. There was a person who gave me a short demonstration about the place and the religion. It was built upon good portions of different relegation: Christianity, Islam etc. The place is nice. This is the only one in African continent, as they have one temple in each continent.

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