29 reactions | In March 2010, Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the largest structure at the Royal Tombs of Kasubi in Uganda was completely destroyed in an arson attack. LiDAR data from a 2009 CyArk expedition was used in the reconstruction of this building which extends to a height of 7.5 meters and an external diameter of 31 meters. | CyArk | Facebook

BREAKING NEWS: Tombs of Buganda Kings at Kasubi have just been removed from List of #WorldHeritage in Danger. Congratulations 👏 #Uganda 🇺🇬 Discover the incredible journey of the Tombs of Buganda Kings at Kasubi: https://on.unesco.org/3EzeOzc | UNESCO

25K views · 1.3K reactions | The Kasubi site is one of the 31 royal...

A sacred place of history and tradition. Did you know Kasubi Tombs is a UNESCO World Heritage Site? Watch these interesting facts about one of Buganda’s most powerful symbols of heritage, history, and culture. @uganda_tourism_board #ExploreUganda #KiUgandaKinyuma #NBSUpdates | NBS Television

In April 1971, first President of Uganda and the Kabaka of Buganda Edward Mutesa II was laid to rest at Kasubi Royal Tombs. Mutesa died while in exile in London in 1969 under mysterious circumstances. President Idi Amin ordered that his body should be returned for a state funeral, ironically Amin was the one who led a military attack on the Kabaka’s palace in 1966 during which the Kabaka narrowly escaped being captured and killed. | History of Uganda