Sunny panoramic view of Kampala city showing modern buildings and hills
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When to Visit Kampala? City Trip Guide

Between sunny dry seasons and invigorating tropical rains, Kampala offers a unique atmosphere at every time of the year.

  • 3.6 M population
  • English, Luganda, Swahili language
  • 130 days/year rainy days/year
  • June to August best time to visit
  • 3 to 5 days recommended stay

Weather and Climate Trends in Kampala

Understanding Kampala's Tropical Equatorial Climate

A boat resting on a pier near the water illustrating the tropical climate by the lake by Mpagi Philemon on Unsplash

Perched at an altitude of 1,190 meters / 3,904 feet near the equator, Kampala enjoys a tropical climate tempered by its elevation. The year is punctuated by two dry seasons and two rainy seasons. Proximity to Lake Victoria influences ambient humidity, while urban density creates a slight heat island effect. This is a significant advantage for any city trip.

  • City Center: Dense urban area with slightly higher temperatures
  • Residential Hills: Cooler, ventilated climate with lower humidity
  • Lakeside Areas: Proximity to Lake Victoria, higher humidity and precipitation
MonthMin Temp (°C / °F)Max Temp (°C / °F)Precipitation (mm / in)Sunshine (h/day)Tourist TrafficRecommended Activities
January20°C / 68°F28°C / 82°F50mm / 2.0in6.0⭐⭐⭐Cultural tours, local markets
February20°C / 68°F29°C / 84°F60mm / 2.4in6.5⭐⭐⭐Urban walks, local gastronomy
March19°C / 66°F28°C / 82°F120mm / 4.7in5.0⭐⭐Museums, cultural centers
April18°C / 64°F27°C / 81°F150mm / 5.9in4.0⭐⭐Indoor activities, crafts
May19°C / 66°F27°C / 81°F130mm / 5.1in4.5⭐⭐Art galleries, restaurants
June18°C / 64°F27°C / 81°F70mm / 2.8in5.5⭐⭐⭐⭐Parks, viewpoints, urban safari
July18°C / 64°F26°C / 79°F50mm / 2.0in5.5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Hills, Kasubi, Lake Victoria
August18°C / 64°F27°C / 81°F60mm / 2.4in5.5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Festivals, excursions, nightlife
September19°C / 66°F28°C / 82°F90mm / 3.5in5.0⭐⭐⭐Alternative neighborhoods, events
October18°C / 64°F27°C / 81°F140mm / 5.5in4.0⭐⭐Kampala City Festival, culture
November19°C / 66°F27°C / 81°F130mm / 5.1in4.0⭐⭐Museums, covered markets
December20°C / 68°F28°C / 82°F80mm / 3.1in5.0⭐⭐⭐Local celebrations, festive atmosphere

The altitude of 1,200 meters / 3,937 feet naturally tempers tropical temperatures. Kampala's seven historic hills create microclimates with variations of 2-3°C / 3.6-5.4°F between lower and higher districts, offering refreshing relief for urban sightseeing.

Seasons in Kampala

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☀️ Main Dry Season — June to August

This is Kampala's golden period. Temperatures remain pleasant, the sky clears, and residents take over parks and terraces. The city breathes fully, the hills reveal themselves in their best light, and evenings in Kololo bars have a special flavor. The atmosphere is festive, cultural events multiply, and foreign visitors mingle with locals in a relaxed and warm atmosphere.

Temperatures: 18°C – 27°C / 64°F – 81°F

Precipitation: Low — 50 to 70 mm / 2.0 to 2.8 in per month

  • Most favorable weather for outdoor visits
  • Numerous cultural events and festivals
  • Ideal for exploring the seven hills on foot
  • Particularly lively nightlife
  • Easy excursions to Lake Victoria

Drawbacks:

  • Busiest period: book in advance
  • Accommodation prices slightly higher

Ideal for: First trips, families, culture and outdoor enthusiasts

City Atmosphere: Kampala shines under a bright sky; lively terraces, colorful markets, and ubiquitous smiles create an unforgettable atmosphere.

🌧️ Great Rainy Season — March to May

Nature reclaims its rights and Kampala is adorned in green. Rains, often intense but short, usually fall in the late afternoon, leaving mornings free for exploration. The city is less crowded, prices are more accessible, and local authenticity is felt more strongly. It is the time to immerse yourself in local life, to discover the Owino and Nakasero markets far from the tourist crowds.

Temperatures: 18°C – 28°C / 64°F – 82°F

Precipitation: High — 120 to 150 mm / 4.7 to 5.9 in per month

  • Fewer tourists, more authentic experience
  • More affordable accommodation and flights
  • Lush vegetation, landscapes of rare beauty

Drawbacks:

  • Roads sometimes difficult after heavy rain
  • Some outdoor activities limited
  • More pronounced humidity

Ideal for: Budget travelers, nature lovers, and those seeking local authenticity

City Atmosphere: Kampala becomes intimate and sincere in the rain; cozy cafés, art galleries, and covered markets offer a delightful refuge.

☀️ Short Dry Season — December to February

A sunny break ideal for discovering Kampala in a festive atmosphere. The Christmas and New Year period gives the city a permanent party vibe. Locals celebrate with warmth and generosity, and the atmosphere in districts like Munyonyo or Ggaba is particularly friendly. Slightly warmer temperatures invite walks along Lake Victoria and excursions in the surroundings.

Temperatures: 20°C – 29°C / 68°F – 84°F

Precipitation: Moderate — 50 to 80 mm / 2.0 to 3.1 in per month

  • Very special end-of-year festive atmosphere
  • Favorable weather conditions for outdoor visits
  • Picturesque local Christmas markets
  • Slightly warmer and pleasant temperatures

Drawbacks:

  • High attendance in December, prices rising
  • Some administrative closures during the holidays

Ideal for: Family travelers, couples, party enthusiasts, and local conviviality

City Atmosphere: Kampala is adorned with festive lights; residential neighborhoods resonate with traditional music and Ugandan hospitality is at its peak.

🌦️ Short Rainy Season — September to November

A season often underestimated that holds many pleasant surprises. The Kampala City Festival in October transforms the city into a gigantic space for popular celebration. Rains are less intense than in the great season and temperatures remain mild. It is the ideal opportunity to discover an authentic and non-touristy Kampala, where residents go about their business in a relaxed atmosphere.

Temperatures: 18°C – 28°C / 64°F – 82°F

Precipitation: Moderate to high — 90 to 140 mm / 3.5 to 5.5 in per month

  • Kampala City Festival in October, an unmissable event
  • Attractive rates outside high season
  • Very active local cultural life

Drawbacks:

  • Unpredictable rains that can disrupt outings
  • Risks of localized flooding
  • Sometimes high humidity

Ideal for: Cultural event enthusiasts, curious travelers, tight budgets

City Atmosphere: Kampala vibrates to the rhythm of traditional drums and popular celebrations in a spontaneous and authentic atmosphere.

Must-Sees by Weather

Kampala is full of sites and attractions for all weather conditions. Whether it rains or the sun shines on its seven hills, the Ugandan capital always offers a rich and memorable experience to organize according to the weather conditions of the moment.

Green rural landscape with power lines representing the surroundings of the Ugandan capital by Michael Starkie on Unsplash

☔ In cloudy/rainy weather

Indoor & Sheltered in Kampala

When tropical showers arrive, Kampala unveils a surprising indoor cultural offering that will delight the most demanding travelers. Take the opportunity to explore the city's historical and artistic richness.

  • 🏛️ Uganda Museum — The oldest museum in East Africa | Duration: 2h | Entry: ~5 USD | Open all year
  • 🕌 Kampala National Mosque (Old Kampala) — Impressive architecture and panorama from the minaret | Duration: 1h30 | Guided entry: ~5 USD
  • 🎨 Afriart Gallery (Kololo) — Leading contemporary Ugandan art | Duration: 1h | Free entry
  • ⛪ Rubaga Cathedral — Catholic architectural jewel on a hill | Duration: 1h | Free
  • 🛍️ Owino Market (St. Balikuddembe) — The largest covered market in Uganda, total immersion | Duration: 1-2h | Free
  • 📚 Makerere University Art Gallery — Remarkable art collections | Duration: 1h | Free entry

Practical Tip: Book guided tours in advance for the national museum, especially in July-August. Prefer mornings to avoid large crowds.

Tip: Combine the Uganda Museum + Afriart Gallery in a rainy morning for a complete panorama of Ugandan culture.

☀️ In good weather

Optimal Outdoors in Kampala

Under the Kampala sun, its seven legendary hills and the shores of Lake Victoria reveal themselves in all their splendor. Put on your best walking shoes and set off to discover a city that is meant to be seen as much as it is to be walked.

  • ⛰️ Tombs of the Buganda Kings at Kasubi (UNESCO) — Exceptional world heritage | Duration: 2h | Entry: 10 USD | Best time: 9am-11am
  • 🦒 Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre — Unique animal encounters in an urban setting | Duration: 2-3h | Entry: 15 USD
  • 🌊 Shores of Lake Victoria at Munyonyo — Spectacular sunsets | Duration: free | Free
  • 🏔️ Namirembe Hill — Panoramic view of the entire city | Duration: 1h30 | Free
  • 🌿 Entebbe Botanical Garden (40 min excursion) — Tropical green setting | Duration: 2h | Entry: 10 USD
  • 🎭 Ndere Cultural Centre — Traditional outdoor dances | Duration: 2h | Entry: 15-20 USD

Best time of day: Prioritize sunrise on the hills for exceptional photos and avoid the hot hours from 12pm to 3pm.

Seasonal Tip: June to August are ideal for these outdoor activities. Avoid post-rain days for hill paths.

🌤️ Versatile for any weather

Flexible Sites in Kampala

Some places in Kampala offer the flexibility to adapt to all weather conditions, alternating between covered and outdoor spaces according to your mood and the sky of the moment.

  • 🍽️ Kololo District — Covered restaurants, cafés, galleries, and terraces depending on the weather | Ideal at any time
  • 🛒 Garden City Mall — Shopping, restaurants, and urban view | Perfect refuge from rain or heat
  • 🎵 Ndere Cultural Centre — Covered shows and outdoor gardens | Duration: 2-3h

Weather Tip: Start your day with outdoor sites from 8am, then retreat to Kololo in case of a shower for a tasty local lunch.

Typical Itinerary: Morning — Kasubi Hill → Lunch in Kololo → Afternoon: Uganda Museum if rain / Lake Victoria if sun → Evening at Ndere Cultural Centre.

💰 Free or economical

Kampala on a Budget

The Ugandan capital offers many ways to explore it without breaking the bank, from free panoramas to lively markets and its remarkable places of worship.

  • ⛪ Namirembe Anglican Cathedral — Panoramic view of Kampala, free entry
  • 🕌 Gaddafi Mosque (Old Kampala) — Free access to gardens, modest guided tour fee
  • 🌿 Hill Walks — The seven hills can be explored on foot for free
  • 🎶 Local Markets (Nakasero, Owino) — Total and free immersion in Kampala life

Economical Days: Markets are livelier on Saturday mornings. Some cultural events at the Ndere Centre offer reduced rates in low season.

Budget Tip: The most beautiful panoramas of Kampala are free and accessible from the hills of Namirembe and Lubaga.

Practical Guide

Preparing for your city trip to Kampala requires some practical adjustments related to the tropical climate. Between sudden rains and sunny heat, the right equipment and smart organization will make all the difference in fully enjoying the Ugandan city.

Man standing next to a typical local transport bicycle in the streets of Kampala by Hennie Stander on Unsplash

👕 Seasonal packing

Dry Season (June-August and Dec-Feb): • Lightweight cotton or breathable linen clothing • Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes • Light sweater or jacket for cool evenings at altitude • Hat or cap for the sun • Sunscreen is essential

Rainy Season (March-May and Sept-Nov): • Lightweight waterproof jacket or compact poncho • Waterproof shoes or closed-toe sandals • Small, sturdy umbrella • Waterproof bag to protect your belongings • Quick-dry fabric clothing

All Seasons: • Outfits covering shoulders for places of worship • Mosquito repellent is essential • Quality sunglasses • Reusable water bottle

Travel clothing and gear by season

💰 Seasonal budget

PeriodCity Center Accommodation (USD/night)Transport (USD/day)Restaurants (USD/day)Attractions (USD)Traffic
June – August (high season)60 – 12010 – 2020 – 4020 – 40⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
December – February55 – 11010 – 1820 – 3520 – 35⭐⭐⭐⭐
September – November40 – 808 – 1515 – 3015 – 30⭐⭐⭐
March – May (low season)30 – 656 – 1212 – 2510 – 25⭐⭐

💡 Money-saving tips

• Opt for guesthouses and boutique hotels in the Ntinda or Bukoto districts, which are much cheaper than the center of Kololo for often equivalent quality.

• Eat local at lunch in the "local restaurants" around Owino Market: a full meal costs less than 3 USD compared to 15-20 USD in tourist restaurants in Kololo.

• Use boda-bodas (motorcycle taxis) for short urban trips (1-3 USD) and always negotiate the price before getting on.

• Visit in low season (March-May) to benefit from discounts of up to 40% on accommodation.

• Religious sites and hills are mostly free or very low cost, ideal for tight budgets.

🏥 Health and precautions

  • Malaria: Risk present all year round; consult your doctor before departure for appropriate prophylactic treatment
  • Hydration: Drink bottled water regularly, especially in the hot season and when walking on the hills
  • Mosquitoes: Use effective DEET repellent and sleep under an impregnated mosquito net
  • Moderate altitude: At 1,190 m / 3,904 ft, some visitors feel slight fatigue in the first few days—plan a lighter pace upon arrival
  • Pharmacies: Several well-equipped pharmacies in Kololo and Nakasero; City Pharmacy (Kampala Road) is open until 10:00 PM
  • Intensive walking: Kampala's hills are steep—appropriate footwear and regular breaks are essential

Events in Kampala

Calendar of Must-See Events in Kampala

Kampala's cultural and festive events radically transform the city's atmosphere, creating numerous opportunities for encounters and immersion for curious visitors.

Group of young men walking together in a busy street in Kampala on a Sunday by Ochwo Emmax on Unsplash

🎉 Kampala City Festival — October (1st weekend)

The largest urban event in Uganda takes over the streets of Kampala for an entire weekend. Parades, afrobeat and traditional music concerts, craft exhibitions, sports competitions, and street performances turn the city center into a massive public festival. The energy is electric, and Kampala pride is palpable on every street corner.

Location: City Center, Kampala Road and Independence Avenue

Special Feature: Free entry for all, Uganda's most inclusive event

Climate Impact: October is in the short rainy season—bring a raincoat, but showers remain short. The city is crowded: book your accommodation 2 to 3 months in advance.

Transport Access: City center is walkable from most hotels in Kololo and Nakasero

Tip: Book your accommodation as soon as official dates are announced (usually in August).

🕯️ Uganda Martyrs Day — June 3rd

One of the most important Catholic pilgrimages in Africa gathers hundreds of thousands of faithful in Namugongo, on the outskirts of Kampala. The atmosphere is filled with fervor and emotion; liturgical chants, colorful processions, and collective prayers create a deeply moving human experience. A unique cultural and spiritual event.

Location: Namugongo Martyrs Shrine (15 km / 9.3 mi from the center)

Special Feature: Pilgrims arrive on foot from several East African countries

Climate Impact: Early June marks the start of the dry season—generally favorable conditions. The city is very busy on this specific weekend.

Transport Access: Shared taxi (matatu) from Old Taxi Park to Namugongo, or boda-boda motorcycle taxi

Tip: Book your accommodation in Kampala at least 6 weeks in advance for this date.

🎵 Bayimba International Festival of the Arts — September

This multidisciplinary arts festival brings together Ugandan and international artists for three days of unforgettable performances: live music, theater, contemporary dance, visual installations, and workshops open to the public. For one weekend, Kampala becomes a radiant African cultural capital, attracting both curious onlookers and connoisseurs.

Location: Ndere Cultural Centre and various cultural spaces in the city

Special Feature: A window into contemporary African creation with artists from 20+ countries

Climate Impact: September marks the start of the short rainy season—some shows are outdoors, others covered. Check the detailed program.

Transport Access: Boda-boda or taxi from the city center to the Ndere Cultural Centre (Ntinda)

Tip: Buy your tickets online as soon as they go on sale in July for the best seats.

Seasonal events

Dry Season (June-August): • Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (July — Kampala Serena Hotel, trade and public show) • Outdoor afrobeat concerts on the shores of Lake Victoria (July-August) • Uganda Film Festival (August — Kampala cinemas) • Uganda Cranes football match at Mandela National Stadium (variable schedule)

Short Dry Season (Dec-Feb): • New Year's celebrations in all city districts (December 31st) • Uganda Independence Day (October 9th — civil and military parades) • Kampala Food Festival (January — Kololo restaurant)

Rainy Season (March-May): • Ugandan Easter is widely celebrated, expect frequent closures • African Women's Day (July 31st — urban celebrations) • Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, variable dates — festive atmosphere in the Muslim districts of Old Kampala

Responsible City Trip to Kampala

Choosing when and how to visit Kampala has a direct impact on the city, its residents, and its environment. Traveling responsibly also means choosing the right times and modes of travel to contribute positively to the local economy.

Local life scene showing a man sitting on the wooden steps of a dormitory by Mick Haupt on Unsplash

Kampala is gradually developing its soft mobility infrastructure with the extension of bike lanes and the development of electric tuk-tuks. Favoring local restaurants in Nakasero rather than international chains, staying in family-run guesthouses, and buying crafts directly from artisans at Owino Market are all gestures that strengthen the local economy while enriching your traveler experience.

🌱 Low-season advantages

Visiting Kampala in the low season (March-May) significantly reduces pressure on transport and cultural sites, while offering more accessible prices and a more authentic immersion in daily Kampala life, far from tourist flows.

♻️ Sustainable travel tips

• Favor electric tuk-tuks that are starting to circulate in Kampala, and limit individual car trips in the congested center

• Buy directly from artisans at Nakasero Market and women's cooperatives rather than in tourist shops in Kololo

• Opt for family-run guesthouses and hotels certified or recommended by the Uganda Tourism Board to ensure ethical standards

• Bring a reusable water bottle and avoid single-use plastic bottles — purified water refills are available in most establishments

• Respect the city's rhythms — avoid noisy visits in residential neighborhoods outside usual hours

• Choose local guides certified by the Association of Uganda Tour Operators to support local employment

🏙️ Local sustainable initiatives

Kampala is multiplying green initiatives: expanded pedestrian zones around Parliament Hill, development of urban community gardens in the Ntinda and Kisaasi districts, a waste collection program led by KCCA (Kampala Capital City Authority), and the rise of local organic markets like the one in Nakasero on Saturday mornings.

Our Recommendations

Recommendations for your City Trip to Kampala

Urban view with cars parked near a building in the Ntinda district by Robin Kutesa on Unsplash

After a complete analysis of Kampala's climate and event calendar, the June-August period stands out as the most favorable for a successful city trip. The sky is clear, temperatures are pleasant, and cultural life is particularly lively. For more flexible travelers, the short dry season from December to February offers a warm and festive alternative. Tight budgets will find their happiness in March-May with reduced prices and an authentic atmosphere, provided you accept a few meteorological compromises.

✅ Optimal Period: June – August

Recommended Months: June, July, August

  • Most stable and sunniest weather of the year
  • Ideal for exploring hills and outdoor sites
  • Uganda Martyrs Day in early June creates a unique atmosphere
  • Uganda Film Festival in August for film buffs
  • Cool and pleasant evenings thanks to the altitude

Key Events: Uganda Martyrs Day (June), Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (July), Uganda Film Festival (August)

Drawbacks: High tourist season, accommodation is more expensive and must be booked in advance; some sites may be more crowded.

Ideal Profile: First-time travelers, families, culture and outdoor enthusiasts

Recommended Stay Duration: 4 to 5 days for a complete city trip

🔄 Interesting Alternative: December – February

Alternative Months: December, January, February

The short dry season offers an excellent weather-budget compromise with slightly warmer temperatures and a unique festive atmosphere around the end-of-year holidays. Kampala celebrates with exuberance and generosity, offering visitors an authentic cultural immersion in Ugandan Christmas and New Year traditions.

Specific Advantages: Incomparable festive atmosphere, favorable weather, accessible outdoor activities, very colorful local celebrations

For Whom: Couples, family travelers, party enthusiasts, and those seeking a warm atmosphere

👥 Tips for your travel style

🏠 Family: June-August is ideal — Uganda Wildlife Conservation Centre, Entebbe Botanical Gardens, shores of Lake Victoria at Munyonyo. Stay in a hotel with a pool in Kololo. Private taxi transport recommended with children.

💰 Budget: March-May or September-November — guesthouses in Ntinda (20-40 USD/night), local restaurants at Owino Market, matatu transport (0.5 USD/trip). Free sites: hills, cathedrals.

🎨 Culture: October for the Kampala City Festival + September for Bayimba Arts Festival — Uganda Museum, Afriart Gallery, Ndere Cultural Centre. Ideal base: Nakasero.

💑 Romantic: December-January — sunsets on Lake Victoria at Munyonyo, candlelight dinners in Kololo, stay at the Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort. July for mild evenings.

📅 Weekend: The entire Kololo-Nakasero area is walkable — Uganda Museum on Saturday morning, Nakasero market, dinner at Fang Fang or Akon. Regular flights from Nairobi, Addis Ababa, and Dubai.

🌍 First Trip: July-August — certified guided tours by the Uganda Tourism Board, stay at the Kampala Serena Hotel or Protea Hotel. Start with Kasubi, then Lake Victoria, then local markets.

⚠️ Periods to Consider Carefully: April – May

Months not recommended: April, May (and to a lesser extent October-November)

Reasons: Maximum precipitation reaching 150 mm / 5.9 in per month in April, roads sometimes impassable after heavy rain, high humidity making hill walks difficult or even dangerous, some outdoor sites difficult to access.

Nuances: These periods remain interesting for curious travelers wishing to discover an authentic and non-touristy Kampala, or for photography enthusiasts wishing to capture the lush vegetation. The Kampala City Festival in October is well worth a few showers!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Planning your trip to Kampala and have doubts? Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions to organize your city trip with peace of mind.

What is the best month to visit Kampala?

July is generally considered the best month to visit Kampala. The city enjoys its main dry season with ideal temperatures between 18°C and 26°C / 64°F and 79°F, very little rain, and generous daily sunshine. Tourist traffic is at its peak, ensuring a lively city and a complete cultural offering. If you want to avoid the high season while enjoying good weather, June and August are excellent alternatives with slightly more accessible accommodation.

How many days should I plan for Kampala?

For a complete city trip to Kampala, ideally plan for 4 to 5 days. This duration will allow you to explore the must-see sites (Kasubi, Uganda Museum, National Mosque, shores of Lake Victoria), soak up the atmosphere of local markets, and enjoy the nightlife of Kololo. A 3-day weekend is possible for a quick first look, while enthusiasts wishing to combine Kampala with an excursion to Entebbe or Jinja should plan for at least 6 to 7 days.

What to do in Kampala when it rains?

Rain in Kampala should not discourage you! Tropical showers are generally short and intense, quickly giving way to sunshine. Use the time to visit the Uganda Museum, discover contemporary art at the Afriart Gallery in Kololo, explore the covered Owino Market, or settle into a trendy café in Nakasero. Rubaga Cathedral and the National Mosque also offer splendid indoor visits. Local restaurants in Kololo offer memorable gastronomic experiences, perfect for waiting for the weather to clear.

Which events should not be missed in Kampala?

Kampala offers a rich and varied event calendar throughout the year. The Kampala City Festival in October is an absolute must: the entire city turns into a giant festive space. Uganda Martyrs Day on June 3rd is one of the most impressive pilgrimages in Africa. The Bayimba International Festival of the Arts in September will delight fans of contemporary African creativity. The Uganda Film Festival in August and the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo in July complete a cultural calendar that justifies planning your visit date carefully.

What budget should I plan for depending on the time of year?

The budget varies significantly depending on the chosen period. In high season (June-August), expect between 80 and 150 USD per day for decent comfort (3-star hotel, transport, meals, and attractions included). In low season (March-May), this budget drops to 50-90 USD thanks to reduced rates on accommodation. For an economical trip, guesthouses in Ntinda or Bukoto are available from 25-40 USD per night, and local restaurants allow you to eat well for less than 5 USD per meal. Plan an attraction budget of 15 to 40 USD per day depending on your interests.