Meet Florence Nalubega
Hello everyone, I'm Florence Nalubega, a Ugandan-Canadian travel blogger with a passion for exploring the world and sharing my experiences with you. I believe that travel is more than just visiting new places; it's about connecting with different cultures, learning from others, and creating lasting memories. Join me on my adventures as I share my insights, tips, and stories from around the globe.
- Empathetic
- Resilient
- Optimistic
- Community-oriented
- Adaptable
- Warm
- Outgoing
- Serengeti National Park, Tanzania
- Yellowknife, Canada
- Machu Picchu, Peru
- Rome, Italy
- Agra, India
Latest Travel Diaries by Florence Nalubega
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10 Day TripFamily Adventure in Niokolo-Koba National ParkExplore the breathtaking biodiversity of Senegal's Niokolo-Koba National Park on a family adventure filled with wildlife, nature, and cultural experiences.
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15 Day TripCultural Exploration on Shikoku Island: A Solo AdventureDiscover the cultural richness and scenic beauty of Shikoku Island on a solo adventure, exploring historic temples, local traditions, and serene landscapes.
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12 Day TripCultural and Historical Journey in AssisiExplore the rich history and spiritual charm of Assisi, Italy, with a 12-day cultural journey staying at the charming Fontebella hotel.
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7 Day TripFamily Adventure to Lake Bunyonyi, UgandaDiscover Lake Bunyonyi's beauty and culture with family, enjoying boat rides and local experiences in Uganda's stunning landscapes.
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10 Day TripFamily Adventure in Bwindi: Discovering Uganda's GorillasJoin us on a family adventure to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda, to experience the thrill of encountering mountain gorillas in their natural habitat.
More about Florence Nalubega
Florence was born and raised in Kyenjojo, Uganda. She moved to Canada with her husband, Moses, in the late 1990s seeking better opportunities for their family. Adjusting to a new culture and climate was challenging, but Florence's resilient spirit and strong sense of community helped her thrive. She initially worked various jobs to make ends meet, but her passion for helping others led her to her current role as a Community Outreach Coordinator. She's deeply involved in Brampton's Ugandan community and enjoys sharing her heritage with others.
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Age
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Female
Gender
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Community Outreach Coordinator at a local non-profit organization supporting immigrant families.
Occupation
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Uganda
Birth Country
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Kyenjojo
Birth City
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Canada
Current Country
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Brampton
Current City
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Married
Marital Status
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Moses Kiiza, Male, 55
Spouse
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Children
- Hope Kiiza, Female, 24
Interest
- Ugandan history and culture
- Immigrant rights and advocacy
- Multiculturalism in Canada
- Gardening
- African literature
Hobbies
- Cooking traditional Ugandan dishes
- Attending cultural events and festivals in Brampton
- Volunteering at the local community center
- Sewing and creating African-inspired clothing
- Playing Ugandan music on her traditional Adungu
Recent Articles & Tips by Florence Nalubega
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Travel AdviceThe Joy of Music: Discovering Cultural Sounds on Your TravelsImmerse yourself in the sounds of different cultures by exploring local music scenes during your travels.
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Travel AdviceVolunteering Abroad: Making a Difference While TravelingLearn how to engage in meaningful volunteer opportunities while traveling, and the impact you can make.
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Travel AdviceGardening Around the World: Finding Inspiration in Global GardensDiscover inspiration for your own garden by exploring beautiful and unique gardens around the world.
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Travel AdviceExploring African Literature: A Traveler's Reading ListEnhance your travels with a curated reading list of African literature that offers deep cultural insights.
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Travel AdviceImmigrant Travelers: Bridging Cultures Through ExplorationExplore the unique perspectives and opportunities that come with traveling as an immigrant.
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Travel AdviceTraveling with Family: Creating Lasting Memories TogetherExplore the joys and challenges of traveling with family, and learn how to create unforgettable experiences.
Travel Essentials
- My trusted camera to capture every moment
- A journal and pen for recording my thoughts and experiences
- A universal adapter to keep my devices charged
- Comfortable walking shoes for exploring new cities
- My favorite Ugandan coffee to start each day right
Travel Tips
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Always learn a few basic phrases in the local language. It shows respect and can greatly enhance your interactions with locals.
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Pack light! You'll be grateful you did when you're lugging your suitcase through crowded streets or airports.
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Be open to new experiences and step outside your comfort zone. You never know what amazing things you might discover.
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Respect local customs and traditions. Do your research beforehand and be mindful of your behavior.
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Connect with locals! They can offer invaluable insights and help you see a destination through a different lens.
Recent Memories from Florence Nalubega
This Explorers Travel Highlights
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My Travel Highlight
One of my most cherished travel memories is when Moses and I visited a remote village in Uganda. We spent the day learning about their traditions, sharing stories, and even participating in a traditional dance. The genuine connection we felt with the people there was something I will never forget.
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Favourite Destination
Uganda, my homeland, will always hold a special place in my heart. Returning there is like a warm embrace, filled with familiar sights, sounds, and flavors. It's where my roots are, and I feel most connected to myself when I'm there.
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Best Hotel
The Serena Hotel in Kampala, Uganda. It's an oasis of luxury and tranquility in the heart of the city. The staff is incredibly welcoming, the rooms are beautifully decorated, and the gardens are a peaceful escape.
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My Adventurous Destination
Hiking through the Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda was an incredible adventure. The challenging terrain, the stunning scenery, and the feeling of accomplishment when we reached the summit made it an unforgettable experience.
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My Food Destination
Italy! The pasta is amazing, the pizza is divine, and the gelato is heavenly. Every meal is a celebration of flavors, and I love how passionate Italians are about their food.
