Reasons why you should choose to visit western Uganda !Okunyuka

Reasons why you should choose to visit western Uganda !

Okunyuka, a local economic activity of squeezing banana 🍌 juice out of bitter bananas known as Embiire from Musa acumininata species of Musa genus.
 The juice is then diluted and filtered using lemon grass (Omuteete) or spear glass (Omushojwa) working as a filter placed in newly emerging banana leaves that are funnel shaped before adding Soghurm (Omugusha) .
The solution is then put in a boat shaped wooden trough (Obwaato) buried in the ground (Entabo)
to ferment (okuheisa / okutsya ).

They burry them in the ground to provide them with heat necessary for Fermentation with the aid of yeast and bacteria Producing fine 🍷 wine known as Tonto sometimes referred to local beer 
Tonto just like otherWines gets fine with age. Before Facebook came Tonto was the leading social network that would collect men from all four corners of the world
For such experience you can contact Oweitu Tour & Travel Company on 0782570256 

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 5, 2025 at 10:36 AM

    This is exactly real history..coz I know "okunyuka" until the last minute

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