Beautiful scenery hidden in Teso, it's a historical site that is worth visiting if interested in Ugandan history

It is good place to see. I recommend you to go to the top of the rock for a nice view. It has three different rock paintings. Two of them are five thousand and one of them is three thousand years old. Two of them close to each other. And the third one is about eight hundred meters from these ones.

it is a very old place. there are paintings dated 5000 years ago. Not easy to believe but carbon tested gave that result. there are sun, cano, man, rain and giraffe drawings. they are engraved, they used a kind of paint. i dont know how they have been presevered that long. It is also nice hiking and climbing. Not a good place for toddlers.

Ideal place for adventure and rock climbing. I saw all these paintings I didn't know existed. All the symbols on Uganda's currency/shillings that I knew nothing about. I loved it. The guide was kind and we took our time. Had a thorough look around, etc. Lovely place. You should visit!

It was a tiresome experience but I loved it and it was fun.... Aprt from Nyero 6 wea the paintings are faded yet getting to the rocks is hectic

Discovered an Ethiopian connection in this place so have to go back and take my time coz the guide was great and there is so much history in this place.

When visiting the rock paintings you're allowed to camp in the premises with your own tent. It's not a formal campsite though. There are no showers and toilets were quite dirty but the setting if nice. They charge 10,000 UGX per person for camping.

The area has had such an improvement, now with a fence, visitors' desk, trash cans, and a dedicated team of guides. Despite of the information limitations, the paintings are actually still clear and visible. For those making Eastern Uganda tour, it's a definite stop over with a glance at KUMI University.

This place shows the role of art work in human societies right from our ancestral background. I liked everything there.

I visited this place in 2016 with my friend and surely it was fantastic! the place has got rich history and stunning geographical phenomena including caves, rock outcrops and open savannah vegetation. This was a one night tour from Kampala- Uganda

Nyero is great place to learn about rock art paintings of a group of Bantu people who later migrated to western Uganda. They used rock painting to document their ways of life to future generations. Nyero is now occupied by the Iteso people. Besides learning about this rich History, you'll also enjoy nice hike around the three different rocks, great scenery of flat plains of Teso. You can also visit Kumi university and Nyero township which are close by.

A memorable place I can always visit again and again

It has got good interesting stories about the early Batwa inhabitants and the iron age

Amazing. The tour guide was so informative. A lot of rich history in the site

Interesting place. 5000 year old art and great views. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Not much interesting, few pieces, only one, of the sun, which is umbilical of Uganda, is in good condition, because it scratch on the rock. I mean if you came just to see it from Kampala, you’ll be disappointed.

Nyero Rock Paintings holds vast ancient paintings of over 4000 years in their 6 different sites with the first three rocks having detailed cave paintings. I would recommend it anytime for anyone who would love to bask into the sacred knowledge of ancient time.

A special spot with its huge rocks, bush and of course unusual rock art. We camped on the site thanks to a "private arrangement" with Diana Rose in the office and took a rather curious walk around with William the caretaker/guide. Ask him to show you his books about the site as they have some interesting info. Stunning spot to spend some time, some great sundowner spots and birds to be seen too.

(Translated by Google) It is said to be the only historic site in Uganda and tells us that there was a place of life about 5,000 years ago. In particular, murals with sun-like paintings show good faith in the sun at that time. Few people visit Ajac Uganda because they don't know it well, but sometimes foreigners come. There is a stone mountain 200 meters away from the ruins of this ruins. This place is called Moruikara. It is a place of prayer for Christians. (Original) 이곳은 우간다에서 유일하게 있는 역사 유적지라고 하며 약 5천년전의삶의 터가 있었다는 것을 말해주고 있다. 특히 해가 돋는 듯한 그림으로 된 벽화는 당시 해에 대한 신앙을 잘 볼 수가 있다. 아작 우간다를 방문하는 사람들이 잘 몰라서 그런지 찾는 이들이 거의 없다시피 하지만 간혹 외국인들이 찾아 오곤한다. 이 유적지가 있는 뒤로해서함200m떨어진 곳에 돌산 하나가 있는데 모루이까라라는 이곳은 기독교인들의 기도처로 사용되는 곳이며 해마다 연말이면 수천명이 모여 기도하는 장소이기도 하다

It's a historical place.

Great history and setting... however tiloilets ain't the best

nice for the kids

Rock paints of over 3000 years in different locations within the same vicinity. Some of the paints are used by Uganda museum as their logo and the Ugandan currency note denomination 1k has one of the paints found here at Nyero. Such a valued heritage site in Uganda with beautiful sceneries.

Best historical rock paintings to visit 😍

Nice place, 15k for entrance and tour guide for donation. If you have your own tent you can sleep in front of main cave.

It was nice seeing the encient paintings.

Well kept historical site

This is mystery in my lifetime as history was made 5000 years ago From the site guide

The place has historic stone drawings and paintings. The site is quiet accessible by the road side. The guides are friendly. The guides charge a small fee for the tour.

Beautiful historical place

A little wonder. Take as little as an hour and probably three to see everything.

Off the beaten path, serene and tranquil. You marvel at these preserved bits from ages past and wonder at the people that made them

Great way of interacting with our Batwa (cavemen, food and fruit gatherers) ancestors

A very interesting historic site, located in a beautiful area. We got good guidance and had a great time.

Very amazing

Beautiful place

Roads are bad

(Translated by Google) Where prehistoric paintings remain If you visit Kumina Soroti and Mvale in Uganda It's a good place to visit, but it's nice to have some infrastructure around. If you can enjoy local specialties, handicrafts or other beverages or rolls, it would be more likely. (Original) 선사시대의 그림체들이 남아 있는 곳 우간다의 쿠미나 소로티, 음발레 정도 방문한다면 한번쯤 와볼만 한 곳이지만 주변에 약간의 인프라가 있어도 좋을 것 같다. 지역특산물이나 수공예샾 그외 음료수나 롤엑스 정도를 즐길 수 있다면 더 그럴 듯할 텐데 주위에 너무 암것도 없이 덩그라니 바위만 보고 오니 이들의 관광지 운영이 쫌 아쉽다.

Not a bad place to take a hike and do child friendly rock climbing. Most of the paintings are a little worn due to time and weather. But there's one really nice one on the ceiling of one of the caves, and this symbol can also be seen on the 1,000/- Uganda shilling note. Recommend

It's historical just.

Good historical site

Good

Fine guide, toilets you better not use. Prices raised, 15000 Sch for a foreigner, 25000 per camera.