Gorillas – mountain gorillas are perhaps the major tourist attraction in the ‘Pearl of Africa’’ – Uganda. Mountain gorillas in Uganda thrive in two national parks – Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, all lying in the southwestern region of the country. Bwindi resides the largest portion of these endangered species – mountain gorillas....Read More
You have already booked your trip with your trusted and authorized tour operator, and you’re ready to travel to Uganda for the safari adventure of a lifetime, you have made a list of the animals you would like most to see, places you would like to visit and the experiences you’re hoping to have. Then...Read More
The Uganda Wildlife governing body, Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), has temporarily stopped tourist boat trips in the country’s largest and oldest protected area, Murchison Falls National Park, following the bursting of River Nile’s banks. In a press statement issued on Monday morning (8th/June/2020), UWA claimed that the rising water level has inundated the landing points...Read More
Lake Mburo National Park is a close-packed gem in western Uganda conveniently situated close to the highway that connects Kampala to the parks of western Uganda like Queen Elizabeth, Kibale Forest, Rwenzori Mountains, Bwindi Impenetrable, Semuliki, and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks. It is the closest national park to the country’s capital city – Kampala, about...Read More
Talking of a Uganda or African wildlife safari most of the times means game driving and game viewing in the different national parks and other protected areas like game reserves and sanctuaries. Game driving is ‘needless to say’ the best way of exploring Uganda Parks and to view the country’s several wildlife species. Normally game...Read More
With over 1,050 bird species, Uganda is one of the African countries most ideal for birding experiences. The country comprises of several destinations where you can do the birding activity but as a birding aficionado you will need to know some of the best destinations for this thrilling experience – birding. Well, below are the...Read More
The Kazinga channel is the most outstanding feature in Queen Elizabeth National Park – one of the best protected areas in Uganda and Africa as whole. The channel nestles the northern Mweya sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Queen Elizabeth is mostly famous for the strange tree climbing lions it resides. However, the Kazinga Channel...Read More
A photography safari is one of the perfect ways to preserve your safari memories, improve your art and impress your friends and relatives back home. Uganda is a residence to the most diverse, impressive, and charismatic animals on Earth – the Pearl of Africa is really a gem! Kidepo Valley National Park, in northeastern Uganda,...Read More
Mountain gorillas are classified as endangered species and they only thrive in three countries: Uganda, DR Congo, and Rwanda. However why do you have to choose trekking them in Uganda ahead of the other two countries? Trekking the endangered mountain gorillas in their native forests is something fascinating and memorable! There are more than 1000...Read More
Lake Victoria was formed through warping; it is believed that as the west and eastern parts of East Africa were being uplifted through faulting, the central parts underwent down warping resulting into the formation of a basin. Rivers that were flowing west and Eastwards reversed and started powering into Lake Victoria basin hence forming a...Read More
