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Rest In Peace? New resort with coffin-like structures opens off Entebbe Road

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
October 24, 2017
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The coffinlike structures at Buvi Lodge.

Now you can Rest In Peace (while still alive) at Buvi Lodge, a new resort that just opened off Entebbe Road.

The lodge located on the shores of Lake Victoria in Wakiso district shared photos of their new facility on Facebook and an aerial photo got people talking.

Those things look like coffins #scary. One Richard Kalungi commented.

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“It’s a matter of choice; you should visit to see what it looks like on the ground maybe your opinion will change. Karibu,” the lodge replied him.

“Why were they built in a coffin shape?” Kiryowa Ibrahim asked.

“They are hexagonal and not built as coffins as you say,” Buvi Lodge replied.

The structures don’t look as spooky on ground.
The interior of the lodge.
The lodge’s poolside.

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