Why Ishasha sector should not miss on your safari itinerary In the southern part of the most visited and second largest national park in Uganda -Queen Elizabeth national park, there is a unique sector known as Ishasha sector with rare…
Excite your moment with an amazing 5 days gorilla and chimpanzee safari. The 5 days Gorillas and Chimpanzee safari will take you to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park since the park is a home to almost a half of the…
Why you should visit Uganda next in 2024 Why visit Uganda 2024 /2025? - What a wonderful and enjoyable country Uganda is! Uganda is a very nice country with very conducive climate , favorable weather to all the people who…
Set off on a once in a life time journey into a rugged lush jungle and find yourself on the kazinga channel in the queen Elizabeth national park. This channel is found in queen Elizabeth national park in kasese in…
Why choose Murchison falls National park as your destination for your Christmas holidays. Have you been wondering where to spend your Christmas festivals? Look no further because Uganda, the pearl of Africa has got the best and safe destinations…
Kazinga channel as a safari destination. Uganda the Pearl of Africa is endowed with a variety of attractions making it one of the best tourist destinations in Africa and the world at large. Kazinga channel is one of the…
Main Reasons why choose Uganda as your safari destination. Are you looking for the best destination for your safari and still have not got the best option? Just stop worrying because Uganda – the pearl of Africa has got…
Attractions in Jinja Jinja, the second largest city, is a city situated in the Eastern region of the pearl of Africa in Busoga sub-region – Jinja district. The word Jinja means ‘’place of the rocks’’. The city’s headquarters are located…
The top things to do in Uganda. There is a various reason why the pearl of Africa- Uganda is one of the most visited countries in the African continent. Uganda prides the beautiful rich and natural diversity, the dynamic…
THE BATWA IN UGANDA. Also known as the ‘’Twa’’ people, the Batwa are one of the indigenous African pygmies who originally lived in Bwindi impenetrable and Mgahinga equatorial rainforests before gazetted as national parks thus regarded as the keepers of…