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Big Five Safaris in Uganda

Big Five Safaris in Uganda

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Big Five safaris in Uganda are a must-do for anyone fascinated by wildlife. Have you ever thought about taking a big five safari? The Big Five refers to buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhino and the term comes from the animals considered most dangerous to hunt. Now the thrill comes from photographing them in their

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4 Places Not to Miss on a Trip through East and Northern Uganda

4 Places Not to Miss on a Trip through East and Northern Uganda

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The East and Northern part of Uganda has been less visited. This trail is one of the few off the beaten path that you should consider following while on a Uganda Safari.  With some renowned places such as national parks to important world land marks such as the Source of the Nile, there is a

Mount Elgon

Uganda’s Volcanic Mountains: Quick Facts & Information

Uganda’s Volcanic Mountains: Quick Facts & Information

Mount Elgon

What is a volcanic mountain and how is it formed? Volcanic mountains usually have an up like crater at the summit, formed around such a vent from the ash and lava expelled through it. They are formed through the process of vulcanization where molten lava under the earth’s crust rises up along lines of weakness

Rwenzori Mountains

Uganda’s Block Mountains: Quick Facts to Know

Uganda’s Block Mountains: Quick Facts to Know

Rwenzori Mountains

Uganda has a series of block mountains and volcanic mountains that make it one of the most beautiful and scenic countryside. The block mountains include the famous Rwenzori Mountains also known as the mountains of the moon. What is a block mountain and how is it formed? Mountains in East Africa do vary based on

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Batwa Cultural Trail in Mgahinga National Park

Batwa Cultural Trail in Mgahinga National Park

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Mgahinga national park is located in the southern part of the country covering an area of 33.9 km2. The park is mainly well known for gorilla trekking as it is home to mountain gorillas with 2 habituated gorilla groups that is Nyakagezi gorilla family and Hirwa that migrated from the Volcanoes national park in Rwanda.

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Beginner’s Guide to Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Uganda & Rwanda.

Beginner’s Guide to Mountain Gorilla Trekking in Uganda & Rwanda.

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Mountain Gorilla trekking is an exciting activity done which invites in a huge percentage of tourists from different countries of the World per year, its ranked among the mostly wanted activities done by different tourists while in Africa for their Safari vacations particularly in the Eastern region. Are you planning to be part of the

Road Tripping Uganda

Driving Upcountry: Safety Tips to Know

Driving Upcountry: Safety Tips to Know

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Compared to the roads in developed countries, the roads in Uganda are not in very good condition. Most of them are tarmacked roads while some are dirt roads. The roads leading to Uganda’s national parks are dirt roads. When it is a rainy season, these roads become slippery. Because of this therefore, you’re driving skills

5 Best Midrange Gorilla Safari Lodges

5 Best Midrange Gorilla Safari Lodges

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The gorilla parks of Bwindi and Mgahinga boast a variety of safari lodges that are good value for money. These lodges offer rooms from as low as US$100 per person while enjoying mediocre services. Some of these lodges have facilities that you will find at luxury safari lodges. We bring to you the best midrange

Kibale Chimpanzee

Uganda’s Most Beautiful Primate Watching Spots

Uganda’s Most Beautiful Primate Watching Spots

Kibale Chimpanzee

Although Uganda is known for its 10 National Parks, It’s a country gifted with so much more. While on a Uganda safari a stop at any of the below reserves, sanctuaries, and sections is worth it. Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary. Set on an island that sits on the waters of Lake Victoria, Ngamba Island provides

UWA Conservation Tariff and Fees for 2020-2022 Out

UWA Conservation Tariff and Fees for 2020-2022 Out

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The Conservation tariff for 2020 -2022 is now out. major changes are increase of Gorilla tracking fees from US$600 to US$700 for Foreign non residents, and US$500 to US$600 for Foreign  residents Park entrance fees remain unchanged. Down load the detail tariff by following the link .