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  • 18
    Apr

    Walking Safaris in Uganda

    Walking Safaris in Uganda Exploring Uganda through walking safaris offers an unparalleled adventure. Unlike traditional safaris, where you observe wildlife from the confines of a vehicle, walking safaris immerse you directly into the diverse landscapes of the country. These guided walks traverse a variety of terrains, including rainforests, mountains,...

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  • 18
    Apr

    What to Pack for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda and Rwanda

    What to Pack for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda and Rwanda Many adventure travelers find themselves pondering the question of what to pack for gorilla trekking in Uganda and Rwanda. It’s a crucial aspect to consider, given the unique nature of the experience. Gorillas, being fascinating creatures, often evoke comparisons...

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  • 18
    Apr

    Where to Go for Gorilla Trekking in East Africa

    Where to Go for Gorilla Trekking in East Africa Gorilla trekking is a popular activity among safari enthusiasts planning their trips to East Africa. It offers a rare opportunity to witness the unique way of life of mountain gorillas in their natural habitats. In this guide, we’ll explore the...

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  • 18
    Apr

    Primate Species in Uganda

    Primate Species in Uganda Uganda, often hailed as the “Pearl of Africa,” boasts an impressive array of primate species. Within its borders, the country hosts a remarkable concentration of primates, including both apes and monkeys. Notably, some of these species are endemic to Uganda and face the threat of...

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  • 18
    Apr

    A Rich Cultural Heritage and Tourist Delight

    Exploring Tooro Kingdom: A Rich Cultural Heritage and Tourist Delight The Tooro Kingdom has a long and intriguing history, dating back to the 19th century. Governed by a hereditary king known as the Omukama, the kingdom is structured around a complex clan system, with each clan playing a crucial...

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  • 17
    Apr

    Wanale Ridge Adventure in Mbale

    Wanale Ridge Adventure in Mbale   Wanale Ridge stands as a magnificent tourist attraction in Mbale, drawing travelers from distant lands with its imposing presence. Often mistaken for Mount Elgon by newcomers to Mbale city, Wanale Ridge, also known as Nkokonjeru Hill, offers an exciting adventure and stunning vistas....

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  • 17
    Apr

    Exploring Mount Elgon National Park

    Exploring Mount Elgon National Park Mount Elgon National Park is a great place in Uganda for climbing, trekking, and adventurous safaris. It’s found in the eastern part of Uganda, near Mbale and Kapchorwa, close to the western border of Kenya. The park is huge, covering about 4000 square kilometers,...

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  • 17
    Apr

    Restaurants and Eating Places in Kidepo

    Restaurants and Eating Places in Kidepo Kidepo Valley National Park is an extraordinary destination nestled in the rugged, semi-arid valleys between Uganda’s borders with Sudan and Kenya. Despite being 700km away from Kampala, it remains one of Uganda’s most isolated parks. However, its isolation is overshadowed by the abundance...

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  • 15
    Apr

    Karamojong Manyattas Uganda’s Cultural Treasures

    Karamojong Manyattas Uganda’s Cultural Treasures What Are Karamojong Manyattas? Karamojong Manyattas are special homes in Uganda where the Karamojong people live. These homes are built uniquely and look different from regular houses. They usually have a fence around them made of sharp sticks with thorns. There’s a small door...

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  • 15
    Apr

     Uganda’s Birding Hotspots

     Uganda’s Birding Hotspots  Uganda’s Avian Diversity Uganda, often referred to as “the pearl of Africa,” is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes and rich wildlife diversity. Among its treasures are its diverse bird species, numbering over 1,100. Ornithologists and birding enthusiasts flock to Uganda in search of rare and...

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