Bunyoro-Kitara is a historical kingdom located in present-day Uganda. It was one of the most powerful kingdoms in East Africa, known for its rich culture, agriculture, and trade. The kingdom's capital was Mparo, and it played a significant role in the region's history from the 14th century until the British colonial period. The kingdom is home to the Bunyoro people, who speak the Runyoro language. Bunyoro-Kitara is famous for its traditional ceremonies, music, and dance, which reflect the community's heritage. Today, it remains an important cultural symbol for the Bunyoro people and contributes to Uganda's diverse cultural landscape.