The Kasubi Tombs, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are the burial grounds for the kings of Buganda. As a significant cultural and historical site, it offers insights into the traditions and spiritual beliefs of the Buganda kingdom. Accessibility can be limited due to the site's layout and the need to preserve its integrity; check for updates on accessible routes before visiting. While solo exploration is possible, a guided tour is highly recommended to fully understand the site's history and cultural significance. There may be seasonal restrictions or closures due to cultural events or ongoing preservation efforts; it is best to check in advance. The cost of entry is typically modest, and a typical visit duration ranges from 1 to 3 hours. Note that a major fire in 2010 destroyed a significant part of the main tomb, so some areas may be under reconstruction.