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Witu Forest Reserve Witu Forest Reserve one of the Protected Areas found within the Lamu District of Kenya. It covers an approximate area of 46.39 sqkm. Witu Forest Reserve formed in 1927 by merging Utwani Forest Reserve with the nearby Gongoni Forest Reserve. The reserve  established to protect wildlife and some of the endangered species...
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Tana River Primate Reserve Tana River Primate Reserve is a former 170 sqkm national wildlife reserve in southeastern Kenya in Bohoni town. Within the coastal area of Kenya. The reserve existed from 1976 to 2007 to protect the two endangered species of monkeys. These are; the crested Mangabey and the Tana River red colobus monkey....
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Mwingi National Reserve Mwingi National Reserve is one of Kenya’s Protected Areas and it borders Kora and Meru National Parks. One of the four Conservation and contiguous Areas. That make up the Meru Conservation Area which extends to over 4,400sqkm (440,000 hectares). Mwingi National Reserve spans over an area of 745sqkm. It shares boarders with...
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Rimoi National Reserve Rimoi national reserve is one of the smallest reserves in Kenya, it was created in 1983 and re-opened in 2016. The reserve covers an approximate area of 66sqkm and is adjacent to Lake Kilmarnock in the rift valley province. One of the spectacular protected areas in the Kerio valley. This isolated Valley...
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Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park Ol Donyo Sabuk National Park  a 20 sqkm protected area which is located 85km North of Nairobi and adjacent to a small town near Thika Kenya. The town is situated in Kyanzavi Division in Machakos County. The park was established in 1967 in order to protect the wildlife, birds and...
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Rahole National Reserve Rahole National Reserve is located about 92km north of Garissa town. The reserve is adjacent to Kora National Park to the west. This extensive 1,270sqkm Reserve is to a great extent, a vast expanse of dense dry bush land offering out of the ordinary sceneries in part. Simply because it is rarely...
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Lake Bogoria National Reserve Lake Bogoria National Reserve lies at the beginning of Kenya’s great Northern Wilderness within the rift valley of Kenya. The lake is the heart of an arid landscape, in the shadow of the dramatic walls of the Siracho Range. The soda waters of the lake attracts a plethora of Flamingoes which...
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Mwea National Reserve Mwea National Reserve is located in Mbeere district in the Eastern province of Kenya. The reserve  established in 1976 and it covers an approximate area of 42sqkm. This area dominated by savannah eco-system which comprises of small hills with bushy vegetation, scattered baobab trees, Acacia-commiphora bush land on the northern shores of...
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Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary situated a few meters into the forests of Kwale town. This sanctuary established to mitigate the human-elephant conflicts which were quite rampant in the 1980’s. Poachers hunted the elephants for tusks which led to the death so many of them. Elephants on the other hand would invade farms and...
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Mount Longonot National Park Mount Longonot National Park Situated southeast of Lake Naivasha along the Great Rift valley of Kenya, the park was established in 1984. And it covers an approximate area of 52 sqkm with a landscape standing at an elevation of 2,776 meters above sea level.  However, Mount Longonot is a stratovolcano and...
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Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Set within Kisumu city on the shores of Lake Victoria, the largest fresh water lake in Africa. Kisumu Impala Sanctuary covers an area less than 1 sqkm. It was gazetted in 1992 to protect provide a home for threatened impalas. It lies 355 kilometers North West of Nairobi and also 3 kilometers...
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Boni National Reserve Boni National Reserve lies within the Northeastern Province of Kenya in Ijara District. The reserve gazetted in 1976 as a dry season sanctuary for elephants. And it covers an approximate area of 1,339 sqkm. The Reserve borders Somalia and named after the Boni forest. An indigenous open canopy forest which is also...
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Arawale National Reserve Nestled in the Heart of Kenya, Arawale National Reserve is a 533 sqkm wildlife area which is located about 240 km North of Malindi between Garissa and Garsaen. Established in 1974 and stands as a testament to the Country’s Commitment to preserving its rich biodiversity and natural heritage. This hidden gem offers...
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Central Island National Park Central island national park is located in the middle of the World’s largest permanent desert lake. Lake Turkana and it covers an area of 5 sqkm. The park made up of 3 active volcanoes. That belch sulphurous smoke and steam. More than a dozen of craters and cones are located across...
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Dodori National Reserve Established in 1976, Dodori National Reserve is a protected area situated in Lamu East District of Coast Province in Kenya with an approximate area of 877 sqkm. The reserve shares its border with Boni National Reserve.  Dodori National Reserve was named a UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1980 at the same...
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Bisanadi National Reserve Bisanadi National Reserve is located Northeast of Nairobi in Isiolo County and it was officially designated in 1979. The reserve lies within the Meru Conservation Area which also includes; Kora National reserve and Mwingi National reserve. This land corridor was placed under conservation to allow the movement of Meru National Park’s majestic...
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  Selous Game Reserve Selous Game Reserve the largest protected reserve in Africa covering an area of 54,600sqkm. Making it twice the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and three times Kruger National Park in South Africa. This area comprised of vast wilderness with forests, mountains, grassy plains and open woodlands. Selous game reserve named after...
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Pande Game Reserve Pande Game Reserve is the smallest Reserve in Tanzania covering an approximate area of 15.39 sqkm. It is located in Kinondoni and Ubungo Districts in Dar-Es-Salaam City. The reserve lies on the edge of the City and  surrounded by five villages. These are; Msakuzi, Msumi, Mabwe Pande, Mpiji Magoe and Mbopo. The...
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Rungwa Game Reserve Rungwa Game Reserve is situated within Manyoni District in Singida region on the northern side of Ruaha National Park. The reserve covers an approximate area of 9000sqkm about 3500 square miles. One of the most remote Wildlife Areas in Tanzania. Which was gazetted in 1951 to safeguard the extension of Ruaha National...
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Maswa Game Reserve Situated in the vast and secluded landscapes of Tanzania, Maswa game reserve is a hidden gem. Teeming with a variety of wildlife and offering an unparalleled safari experience. With an area of approximately 2,200sqkm, Maswa Game Reserve situated between the renowned Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The reserve is...
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Moyowosi Game Reserve Moyowosi Game Reserve located in the Kibondo and Kakonko Districts within Kigoma region in the western part of Tanzania.  Declared a game reserve in 1981 and it covers an approximate area of 11,430 sqkm. It forms part of the Ugalla-Moyowosi/Kigosi-Malagarasi ecosystem, the area declared a Ramsar Convention Site. And was the 1st...
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Grumeti Game Reserve Grumeti Game Reserve, Nestled in the remote northwestern border of the famous Serengeti National Park. The Grumeti Game Reserve was established in 1993 and it spans across 411sqkm (350,000 acres). It is a critical part of the Serengeti-Mara ecosystem and also home to the phenomena of the Great Migration. Grumeti is a...
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Kijereshi Game Reserve Located quite close to Lake Victoria, Kijereshi Game Reserve sits right on a tract of terrain within the migration route. The reserve’s name “Kijereshi” came from the village bordering it known as “Kijilishi”.  A word in the Sukuma tribe without a particular meaning. Kijereshi covers an approximate area of 82sqkm. And it...
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Mkungunero Game Reserve Mkungunero Game Reserve occupies an area of about 743sqkm and it straddles three administrative districts. And these are; Kiteto, Kondoa and Simanjiro. The reserve forms part of the Tarangire-Manyara Eco-system. Which is important in terms of biodiversity conservation and the protection of Tarangire River. Designated a Protected Area in 1974 and then...
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Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary in Uganda Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary in Uganda, Welcome to Paradise Adventure Vacations where every corner of East Africa is explored. Welcome to the only rhino sanctuary in the country where one of the big five called Rhinos roam freely in the ranch. A sanctuary where the white rhinos  tracked at the closest...
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Ngamba island a home of Chimpanzee Ngamba island a home of Chimpanzee, There are many destinations where chimpanzee trekking  done in Uganda. One of the best places where chimpanzees live on this island on Lake Victoria. This island is open for trekking throughout the year. The island has a mission of educating the public about...
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Group and family tours in Rwanda 2024 Group and family tours in Rwanda 2024, When you think of group tour or family trips, think of Rwanda as a best destination with the best option of activities. Suitable to embrace the spirit of adventure and curiosity. You step out of your comfort zone and immerse yourself...
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Chimpanzee Trekking in Queen Elizabeth National Park Chimpanzee Trekking in Queen Elizabeth national park takes place in mainly two areas of Kyambura gorge and Kalinzu forest both part of the park. A popular activity in Uganda and there are different sites where this activity can be done. Kyambura gorge is a tropical forest is 100...
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Chimpanzee trekking in Budongo Forest Chimpanzee trekking in Budongo Forest, What is chimpanzee trekking? Can one do chimpanzee trekking in Budongo forest near Murchison falls national park? Where is Budongo forest located?  Chimpanzees are the closest animals to humans since they share their 98% of their DNA with humans. Therefore, spending time with chimpanzees is...
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 Saanane Island National Park Saanane Island National Park is the first National Park in Tanzania to be located within the City and second in Lake Victoria after Rubondo Island National Park. Meanwhile, Saanane Island National Park was named after Mzee Saanane Chawandi who was then the owner of the island. It was established as the...
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Saadani National Park Located in the centre of the historic triangle of Bagamoyo, Pangani and Zanzibar. The uncrowded Saadani National Park covers an area of about 1,100sqkm and it is the only wildlife sanctuary in Tanzania bordering the sea. The climate of this park is coastal, hot and humid. And it offers a unique combination...
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Rumanyika Karagwe National Park Nestled in the North western corner of Tanzania within the Karagwe and Kyerwa districts of the Kagera Region. Rumanyika Karagwe National Park encapsulates the natural beauty and historical essence of the area across its 247 sqkm expanse. Initially, the park established as Rumanyika Orugundu Game Reserve. It has since been transformed...
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Rubondo Island National Park With just 240sqkm, Rubondo Island National Park the only park found on Lake Victoria. Established in 1977, Rubondo Island National Park is located within the southwestern region of Lake Victoria, the second largest lake in the World. The Lake is also the source of River Nile, the longest river in the...
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Kilimanjaro National Park Kilimanjaro National Park, Sitting high up in the clouds at 5,896 meters, Mount Kilimanjaro is Africa’s highest mountain. And one of the continent’s magnificent sights. The mountain’s slopes and glaciers shimmering above the rising clouds. The Mountain has 3 main volcanic peaks and these include; Mawenzi, Kibo and Shira. The Name, “Kilimanjaro”...
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Gombe National Park Covering an area of only 56 km, Gombe National Park is the smallest of Tanzania’s national parks. A fragile strip of chimpanzee habitat straddling the steep slopes and river valleys that hem in the sandy northern shores of Lake Tanganyika. Chimpanzees share about 98% of human DNA. And no scientific expertise is...
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Ibanda Kyerwa National Park Situated in Tanzania’s Kagera area, Ibanda-Kyerwa National Park is a relatively new addition to Tanzania’s National Park System. Having opened in 2019, Ibanda Kyerwa National Park holds a great significance. As the convergence point of Tanzania, Rwanda and Uganda borders. It’s location along the eastern banks of the Kagera River provides...
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Kigosi National Park Established as a National Park in 2019, Kigosi National Park covers an area of approximately 8,265 sqkm. And it forms part of the Moyowosi/Malagarasi wetlands complex which is the largest in East Africa. The park  part of a vast shallow basin drained by 7 slow moving rivers. Which are; Malagarasi, Nikonga, Moyowosi,...
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Burigi Chato National Park
Burigi Chato National Park Burigi Chato National Park, Tanzania’s wild heart extends its embrace to a lesser-known gem. Established in 2009, this captivating park is a testament to Tanzania’s commitment to preserving its natural treasures. Spanning an intimate area of approximately 2,200sqkm, Burigi Chato National Park ranks the third National Park in Tanzania after Ruaha...
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Udzungwa Mountain National Park Udzungwa Mountains National Park was established in 1992 and covers a total area of 1990sqkm where geographically, 20% of the total area lies in Morogoro region while the remaining 80% being in the southern highland region of Iringa. The word “Udzungwa” comes from a local word “Wadsungwa” referring to one of...
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Nyerere National Park Nyerere National Park the Northeastern part of the huge Selous Game Reserve put aside for photographic tours.  Upgraded to a national park status in 2019. Bordered by Mikumi National Park to the northwest and Udzungwa Mountains National Park to the west. Nyerere National Park  named after the first president of Tanzania, “Mr...
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Mahale Mountains National Park Mahale Mountains National Park is located on the shores of Lake Tanganyika in Southern Kigoma Region of western Tanzania. Lake Tanganyika is known as the longest and second deepest freshwater lake in the world with over 250 fish species. Mahale Mountains National Park was named after the Mahale Mountain ranges which...
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Ngorongoro Conservation Area The Ngorongoro Conservation Area, located north of Tanzania, was established in 1959 covering vast expanses of craters, forests, gorges, lakes, streams, rivers, savanna grasslands and woodlands. The stunning combination of landscape and wildlife rivals those in the neighboring Serengeti and the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The famous award winning movie “Out of...
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Ruaha National Park Ruaha National Park is located in the Central Part of Tanzania. The park covers an area of 20,226sqkm (7,809 square miles) making it the largest national park in Tanzania. And one of the largest parks in Africa. Ruaha National Park forms part of the larger Rungwa-Kizigo-Muhesi ecosystem that covers an area of...
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Tarangire National Park Tarangire National Park is one of the largest parks in Tanzania with an area of 2,600sqkm. The park is renowned for the wide variety of wild life species and amazing accommodation facilities for visitors. Tarangire National Park is located just a short drive away from Arusha. And it’s also found in close...
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Serengeti National Park Serengeti National Park located in Northern Tanzania and established in 1952. The word “Serengeti” a native Masai phrase that means, “The location where land extends until further notice,” this therefore means that it is known as the place with “endless plains.” The park’s endless plains includes; savanna, grassland, riverine forests and forests...
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Mkomazi National Park Mkomazi National Park a magnificent 3,245sqkm national park in Northern Tanzania. It was established in 1951 but never attracted the financial support provided for the better known wildlife strongholds. Such as the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti National Parks. Only since 1989, when the Tanzanian Government re-examined the reserve’s status and designated...
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Katavi National Park Home to the largest herds of buffaloes on the planet, Katavi National Park a relatively untouched wilderness paradise situated in the western area of Tanzania. Initially Katavi National Park was a game reserve covering only 1,823sqkm. Officially named a National Park in 1974 and later expanded to an area of 4,471sqkm. Since...
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Mikumi National Park Mikumi National Park Located just about 300 kilometres away from the Capital, Mikumi National Park is Tanzania’s fourth largest park and one of its most accessible national parks. The Park is composed of low-lying wetlands flanked by mountains on either sides. A large number of wildlife exists within the park’s 3,230sqkm area....
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Arusha National Park Arusha National Park covering a total land area of 552sqkm, is located in the Northern part of Tanzania. Within the north eastern region of Arusha town. The park hosts a surprisingly varied landscape. Which is dominated by the giant horse-shoe shaped crater of Mount Meru which is Tanzania’s 2nd highest mountain. Arusha...
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Lake Manyara National Park Lake Manyara National Park Located in Tanzania’s central-northern region. Offers captivating views and a large variety of habitats supporting an array of wildlife. The park was named after the Lake; Manyara. Which makes up the majority of the park and it covers an area of about 230sqkm of the total of...
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Kitulo National Park Kitulo National Park nestled at around 2,600 meters (8,500 ft.) between the rugged peaks of Kipengere, Poroto and Livingstone mountains. It covers itself in green grassland and multicolor flower bed. Locals refer to Kitulo Plateau as “Bustani ya Mungu” meaning The Garden of God. Whereas botanists have dubbed it, the Serengeti of...
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How difficult is the Trek to see the Gorillas in Rwanda? Difficulty in Gorilla trekking Rwanda, Gorilla Trekking Adventure is not as difficult as the trek in the Himalayas. However, it is also not an easy task. Stamina is more important than speed when it comes to this activity. It is not a race as...
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Is Gorilla Trekking Expensive? Is Gorilla Trekking Expensive?, Gorilla Trekking Experience offers Tourists a once in a lifetime opportunity. To encounter the endangered mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. However, this experience comes at a steep price, the high fee provides necessary funds for gorilla conservation efforts. Most tourists surely agree that it is well...
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How fit do you need to be for Uganda Gorilla Trekking? Physical fitness for Uganda Gorilla Trekking, Uganda’s major gorilla trekking destinations are impenetrable. And are also located far away from the Country’s capital, Kampala. In order to see Uganda’s mountain gorillas, you need to trek through dense rainforests. Which can be arduous to trek...
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Why you should travel to Rwanda for your African safari? Why you should travel to Rwanda for your African safari?, There  long asked question why you should travel to Rwanda, why you should travel to Africa or East Africa. There are attraction that are only in Rwanda or East Africa and  hardly found anywhere else...
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Why you should go on an African safari? Ever wondered why you should go on Africa safari? There are many reasons you should go on safari in Africa. You will experience a new world of wildlife including the endangered species, fascinating adventures, beautiful sceneries and authentic cultural encounter. African safari is completely different for a...
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Is it better to see Gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda? Is it better to see Gorillas in Uganda or Rwanda?, Gorilla Trekking is an amazing experience that enables Tourists. To get up close and physical with mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. In reality, Gorillas are gentle giants and thereafter trekking them is the most...
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What is the Safest Country for Gorilla Trekking? Safest Country for Gorilla Trekking?, In case you are planning to travel to Uganda for gorilla trekking. Kindly note that Uganda  a very stable Country and  listed among the safest African nations to visit. Also the locals are warm and very welcoming towards visitors. Uganda’s Bwindi impenetrable...
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Ruhija Sector Ruhija Sector one of the gorilla trekking sectors located in eastern part of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The park known for its lush and dense forests as well as home to endangered mountain gorillas. The forest is also one of the most important conservation areas in Africa and a UNESCO World Heritage...
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Buhoma Sector Buhoma sector is one of the 4 gorilla trekking sectors that visitors can visit in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park during Uganda gorilla safaris, other sectors also include; Rushaga, Ruhija and Nkuringo gorilla trekking sectors.     The Buhoma sector is a pioneer of the gorilla trekking activity in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park...
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Nkuringo Sector Nkuringo Sector one of the gorilla trekking sectors in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in southwestern Uganda. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Renowned for its population of mountain gorillas, about 600 individuals. This makes it home to the World’s remaining population of Mountain Gorillas. In Uganda, Gorillas can only be...
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Posho Gorilla Group Posho gorilla group is one of the gorilla families located in the Nkuringo sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park provides a haven for the endangered mountain gorillas. Therefore, we encourage you to explore this dense and bio diverse ecosystem where...
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Nyakagezi Gorilla Group Nyakagezi Gorilla Group the only habituated family found within Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. This family fully habituated and this means that visitors are free to visit the park. And see this wonderful gorilla family. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is the smallest national park in Uganda covering an area of 33.7sqkm. The park...
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Mucunguzi Gorilla Group Mucunguzi Gorilla Group is another Gorilla group located in the Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park.  However, Mucunguzi which means “Savior” was the third and youngest silverback of the Bweza gorilla group. In Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. After leaving Bweza gorilla group, it formed and led the now...
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Mishaya Gorilla Group Mishaya Gorilla Group one of the habituated groups in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in the Rushaga sector. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is the second smallest National Park in Uganda. After Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, these are the only parks in Uganda where one can track the Mountain Gorillas in their...
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Nshongi Gorilla Group The Nshongi Gorilla Group is one of the habituated gorilla families in Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Rushaga is one of the sectors in Bwindi impenetrable forest National Park. Known for having multiple gorilla groups which includes the Nshongi Group. The location of this Gorilla Group within the Rushaga...
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Nkuringo Gorilla Group The Nkuringo Gorilla Group  found in Nkuringo sector of Bwindi Impenetrable forest national park. And opened for tourism in 2004. The word “Nkuringo” is a Rukiga word to mean round hill. The group was first spotted and targeted for habituation at the Nkuringo Hill. However, this hill  not peaked and distinguished by...
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Kyaguliro Gorilla Group The Kyaguliro Gorilla Group located in the Ruhija sector of the park. This group set aside for research purposes to help in the conservation. Of these critically endangered mountain gorillas in Uganda. It provided to the apprehension of the ecology and social behavior of Mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park....
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Kutu Gorilla Group Kutu Gorilla group one of the newly habituated groups found in Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. It got its name from the dominant silverback and it is an exceptional group to explore on Uganda gorilla tours. Each gorilla group in Uganda offers a unique experience to every Tourist on...
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Katwe Gorilla Group Katwe gorilla group is one of the newest gorilla groups. Availed for tourism in Buhoma sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The Katwe gorilla group acquired its name from the hill. Where their habituation took place and it’s from this hill where they always find food. The gorilla family  headed by...
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Kahungye Gorilla Group Kahungye Gorilla group is located in Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park where Gorilla Habituation Experience takes place. The Kahungye gorilla group  opened to visitors for trekking in 2011. It got its name from the hill in Rushaga from where it was first sighted. The Kahungye gorilla family had 25...
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Christmas Gorilla Group Christmas Gorilla Group is the newest Gorilla group in the Nkuringo sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. This group is the third gorilla group available for gorilla trekking in the Nkuringo Sector of Bwindi. Christmas gorilla group aptly named after the dominant silverback, “Christmas”. Who was born on Christmas day in...
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Busingye Gorilla Group The Busingye gorilla group one of the gorilla families found in Bwindi impenetrable forest national park in southwestern Uganda. Separated from the Kahungye group, this was inevitable. Since it was suspected that at one time Kahungye would split as it had 3 silver backs in a bigger group. However, The Busingye gorilla...
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Bushaho Gorilla Group The Bushaho Gorilla Group is one of the habituated families in Nkuringo Sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. In 2012, some members of the Nkuringo gorilla group disappeared from the group and after countless efforts injected into searching them. It was realized that they had joined the Bushaho gorilla group. Also...
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Bikingi Gorilla Group Bikingi Gorilla Group one of the existing gorilla groups ready for trekking. In the Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. It got its name Bikingi from an area within Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park where the gorillas were first seen. The family provides an exceptional experience in the impenetrable forest....
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Bweza Gorilla Group The Bweza Gorilla Group is situated in the captivating Rushaga region of Uganda’s renowned Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. Which embodies a unique story of independence and exploration. With its fascinating history and intimate group size. The Bweza gorilla group has captured the hearts of visitors seeking an exceptional wildlife experience. Bweza...
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Binyindo Gorilla Group Out of the entire World’s Gorilla population, Uganda is home to about 600 mountain gorillas. Bwindi Impenetrable forest national park holds most of this population. And it has over the years seen the gorillas through the habituation process to ease trekkers’ encounters with the gorillas. 21 Habituated Gorilla Groups to look out...
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Rushegura Gorilla Group The Rushegura Gorilla Group is an incredible and calm family that split off from the Habinyanja Family. By the time of the group’s habituation, it was led by Mwirima silverback around 2002. Rushegura group derived its name from a local word “Ebishegura”. Rushegura is the name of a place where the separation...
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Mukiza Gorilla Group
Mukiza Gorilla Group Mukiza Gorilla Group also known as Kyaguliro B  found in Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The group led by the dominant silverback Mukiza.  Meanwhile, Mukiza Gorilla group  formed in May 2016 after splitting from the main Kyaguliro  “Kyaguliro A.” With continuous additions in the near future. This group composed...
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Mubare Gorilla Group The Mubare Gorilla group the first group of the Uganda mountain gorillas  habituated in 1993 in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. First spotted by trackers around the Mubare hills in Buhoma Sector hence the name, Mubare Group. The dominant silverback who first led the group has always been Ruhondeza. And back then...
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Oruzogo Gorilla Group Oruzogo gorilla group found in Ruhija sector together with Bintukura and Kyaguriro. Which is the gorilla family dedicated purely for research. The Oruzogo gorilla family trekked from either Buhoma or Ruhija sectors. Meaning you can still book your accommodations in Buhoma or Ruhija area. Before the trek, one will have to drive...
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How many Gorilla Groups are there in Uganda? Gorilla Groups in Uganda, Uganda is home to 22 gorilla groups that are open for tourism. 21 of these families can be found in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park therefore visitors can trek them from any of the four sectors of the Park which are; Buhoma, Nkuringo,...
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Bitukura Gorilla Group Bitukura Gorilla Group is one of the Gorilla families in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable forest National Park. The Bitukura group got its name from a river inside the forest called Bitukura. Where the group  first sighted. The group turned out to be among the gorilla groups in Bwindi with the...
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How many Gorilla Groups are there in Bwindi? Gorilla Groups in Bwindi, Bwindi Impenetrable forest national park holds most of the gorilla population in Uganda since the country has about 600 mountain gorillas. Bwindi has over the years seen the gorillas through the habituation process to ease trekkers’ encounters with the gorillas. There are 21...
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Habinyanja Gorilla Group Habinyanja Gorilla Group is one of the interesting habituated gorilla groups in Buhoma sector. North of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park. The group derived its name from a Rukiga word “Nyanja” meaning “water body”. This is simply because the group was first spotted near a small river. The habituation of the Habinyanja...
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How many Gorilla Families are in Nkuringo Sector? Nkuringo sector has 3 habituated gorilla families available for Trekking. One other gorilla family is going through the Habituation process. And soon UWA will avail it for this Ultimate Habituation Experience. Nkuringo sector is one of the 4 Gorilla Trekking sectors of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park....
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What are the 4 Sectors of Bwindi? Bwindi has 4 Sectors which are; Buhoma, Rushaga, Ruhija and Nkuringo. Gorilla Trekking is undoubtedly the most exciting activity to engage in on a Uganda Safari. The activity starts very early in the morning with a briefing from the Park headquarters, from here. You are assigned a ranger...
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Sempaya Hot Springs The Sempaya hot springs are located in Semiliki National Park in the western district of Bundibugyo. About 70km from Fort Portal Town. Semuliki National Park  one of the thick forested areas in Uganda, the forests also form part of the Great Ituri forests. That expands to some parts of the Democratic Republic...
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Mountain Hiking in Rwanda Mountain Hiking in Rwanda, Rwanda is a compact Land-locked Country located in East Africa with just a total area of 26,338sqkm. Most of the sections in the Country are covered with Mountain ranges and hills hence becoming nick-named the “Country of athousand hills.” Mt Karisimbi is the tallest peak in Rwanda...
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Kwita Izina “Kwita Izina” is a Kinyarwanda word (Rwandese local language) that means “to give a name”. It refers to the act of naming a thing or a person.  Kwita Izina refers to an old tradition in the Rwandan culture. Where a community comes together to give a name to a newly born baby in...
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Rwanda Genocide Memorial The Rwanda genocide memorial centers  widely spread all over the Country with some. Being more prominent than others to commemorate the Rwandan genocide of 1994. Believed that over 800,000 people  killed in a space of 100 days which started in April 1994. The centers have exhibits of remains, pictures and personal belongings...
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Kigali City Tour Kigali City is the capital city of Rwanda. It is also the largest City located in the heart of Rwanda and one of Africa’s cleanest Cities. The history of Rwanda dates back centuries, Kigali has been a part of it for over 100 years. Founded in 1907 as a German settlement, Kigali...
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Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda Gorilla Trekking in Rwanda, Rwanda offers some of the best primate tracking on the planet. Set against the backdrop of its rolling green hills and soaring mountain sides. With over half of the World’s remaining population of mountain gorillas, it’s no surprise that the majority of guests visit Rwanda. To track...
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Gorilla Trekking Adventure in Uganda Gorilla Trekking Adventure in Uganda a Wildlife activity that involves hiking through the dense Forests in search for Habituated Mountain Gorilla Families you have been assigned to. This activity is done with the help of a ranger guide who takes you through the trek. Uganda has a unique responsibility of conserving...
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Golden Monkey Tracking in Rwanda Golden Monkey Tracking in Rwanda takes place in Volcanoes National Park. These rare species are as well listed as endangered. Volcanoes national park currently has 2 habituated golden monkeys’ troops. That are available for tracking by tourists in the park, both of which make about 80 members. Discover the playful...
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rwanda Frequently Asked Questions about Rwanda, Rwanda offers lots of varied wildlife as well as breathtaking scenery, right from the soaring mountains to the deep forests. Rwanda is a great destination for Primate Tracking, you can find both cheeky chimpanzees, colobus monkeys as well as Mountain Gorillas. Tracking these gorillas is...
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Dian Fossey Dian Fossey was an American zoologist who spent almost her entire life. At a remote camp high up on the slopes of the Virungas studying the mountain gorillas. Born in 1932, Dian Fossey spent most of her life studying the mountain gorillas extensively in their natural habitat and at her Karisoke Research center....
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Culture and Community Encounters in Rwanda Culture and Community Encounters in Rwanda, Rwanda’s Beauty also reflected in its warm and welcoming people as they receive visitors into the Country. Ranging from the hosts, cooks and guides despite of their limited spoken English, they will always do their best to ensure that travelers enjoy their stay....
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Community Based Birding Tourism and Local Initiatives Community-based birding tourism and local initiatives represent a dynamic intersection of conservation, sustainable tourism, and community development. As more people become interested in birdwatching as a recreational activity, communities around the world are capitalizing on their avian biodiversity. To create opportunities for both conservation and economic growth. Budongo...
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Chimpanzee Tracking in Rwanda Chimpanzee Tracking is the act of following the trails that leads you to a point. Where you are near and close to Chimpanzees in their natural habitat. One of the most popular Primate tours in Rwanda and it is second to Gorilla Trekking. Nyungwe Forest National Park which is located about...
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Batwa Trail in Mgahinga Batwa Trail in Mgahinga, The Twa, also known as the Batwa, are pygmy people. Who have lived in the Albertine Rift Valley region since immemorial time. Their society’s origins in the Bwindi Forests and Mgahinga is dating back nearly 60,000 years. Hence making them one of the oldest groups of people...
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Batwa Community Experience in Bwindi The Batwa Community Experience in Bwindi are one of the most ancient inhabitants. Of the inter-lacustrine region of the Virunga volcanoes.  However, The Batwa have lived in this region for centuries. And their way of life shaped by the lush forests and the wildlife surrounding them. The Batwa a pygmy...
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Akagera National Park Akagera National Park is one of the Oldest National Parks on the African Continent and the largest National park in Rwanda. It was garzetted as a National Park in 1934 and it covers an area of 1,122sqkm of mainly savannah land. Akagera National Park was named after Kagera River that flows along...
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Activities on Lake Kivu Activities on Lake Kivu, Nestled in Western Rwanda, Lake Kivu is the largest Lake and a popular tourist destination in Rwanda. It features Top-notch African tourist attractions and activities. Spanning across Rwanda’s border with the Democratic Republic of Congo, this lake is one of the African Great Lakes and it lies...
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Activities in Volcanoes National Park Activities in Volcanoes National Park, Volcanoes National Park is one of the most rewarding National Parks in Rwanda where Tourists can visit and have an amazing time as they participate in a variety of activities. Among them include; Gorilla trekking Gorilla Trekking is the most popular activity in Volcanoes national...
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Traditional weddings and dowry in Uganda Traditional weddings and dowry in Uganda signifies an important step in life and some regard it as a milestone. Therefore, it is a special occasion that is celebrated and Uganda is not an exception of this. Traditional weddings in Uganda are given different names by each tribe and Uganda...
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The big 5 in Murchison falls national park The big 5 in Murchison falls national park,  Murchison falls national park is the only destination in Uganda where you can experience the big five in one day. This can be an amazing experience that one should experience in a life time. What are the big5 and...
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The big 5 of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda What are The big 5? There has been a common question about the big five animals, what are they and why they are called big 5. We will explore Queen Elizabeth national park together as we learn more about them. In the general sense, big...
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Night game drive in Queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda Night game drive in Uganda is one of the exciting activities that you should not miss in Queen Elizabeth national park especially if you are interested in nocturnal animals. It is an adventure in the park that us done after sunset. Night game drive is...
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Gorilla families in Uganda There are four sectors in Bwindi impenetrable national park and each sector is a home to Gorilla families in Uganda . There are many determinants for the naming of the families and the members. These gorilla family names depend on their body shapes, their locations and the environment around them. Bishegura...
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Early morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park Morning game drive is one of the most exciting activities visitors look forward to during their safaris in Uganda and the entire east Africa. In Uganda, game drives apply to savannah national parks where wild games  easily sighted while on safari vehicles. What to expect in...
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Facts about Uganda Facts about Uganda , Uganda often referred to as the “Pearl of Africa,” is a landlocked country located in East Africa. Bordered by Kenya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda and Tanzania. The capital city of Uganda is “Kampala City”. Kampala consists of 7 beautiful hills each. With a history and...
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Sport Fishing in Uganda Sport Fishing in Uganda refers to recreational fishing activities done for pleasure or competition. It’s a popular outdoor activity enjoyed by millions of people worldwide offering relaxation, excitement and a connection with nature. It involves angling for fish using various methods such as rod and reel, fly fishing or spearfishing. Sport...
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Basecamp Eagle View Basecamp Eagle View stands as a testament to sustainable tourism, offering guests a chance to immerse themselves in the natural wonders of Africa while leaving a minimal footprint on the environment. The sense of tranquility it instills in its guests. Surrounded by the sights and sounds of the African wilderness, it’s easy...
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Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge set along “The Lion Hill” in Lake Nakuru National Park. Concealed amidst lush vegetation, the safari lodge features a classic aesthetic and timeless design. With a sense of calm and relaxation. It offers spectacular views of the Lake and the Park from 67 chalet-style rooms,...
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Giraffe Manor Kenya Giraffe Manor Kenya is a luxurious boutique hotel unlike any other. What sets it apart is not just its elegant architecture or impeccable service, but the gentle giants that roam its grounds freely, making it an unforgettable destination for wildlife enthusiasts and travelers seeking a unique experience. It’s a sanctuary where guests...
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Fairmont Mara Safari Club Fairmont Mara Safari Club In the heart of Kenya’s wilderness where the rhythm of nature beats in harmony with the pulse of luxury. The Fairmont Mara Safari Club stands as a beacon of excellence. This esteemed retreat offers a haven for discerning travelers seeking an authentic safari experience coupled with unparalleled...
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Angama Mara Lodge Kenya Angama Mara Lodge Kenya offers the Angama Mara is a premier luxury lodge offering discerning travelers an unparalleled safari experience. The epitome of luxury in the heart of the African wilderness and a perfect blend of luxury, adventure.  And authenticity with breathtaking views of Kenya. Boasting exquisite tented suites with panoramic...
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Unique Birds of Uganda Unique Birds of Uganda, Uganda has a highly diverse bird population with over 1,090 species recorded in the Country including the rare Shoebill. During your Uganda birding safari, you will encounter some of those bird species like the Orange-breasted Waxbill, Chapin’s Flycatcher, Shelly’s Crimson wing, Hadada Ibises, Grey-winged Robin-Chat, Papyrus Yellow...
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Uganda’s Cultural and Heritage Sites Uganda’s Cultural and Heritage Sites, Uganda a country comprised of several cultural systems. With different norms and culture from the East, North, West, Central and the south. The largest kingdom from which other kingdoms. And cultures developed is the Buganda Kingdom which is one of Uganda’s most celebrated cultures. There...
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Tree Climbing Lions of Ishasha Sector The Tree Climbing Lions of Uganda  found in the Southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park in Ishasha sector. The Tree Climbing Lions are part of the wider lion family, Lions in general help to balance the Eco-system by regulating the population of herbivores animals like the Buffaloes and...
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Top of the Falls Hike Top of the Falls Hike, In case you want to follow in the footsteps of Winston Churchill. Then Murchison Falls National Park in Uganda is one of the must-see destinations for you, the Country he named the “Pearl of Africa.” The Murchison falls, which stands at 141ft high, sits between...
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Top 5 Least Known attractions in Uganda Top 5 Least Known attractions in Uganda, Nestled in the Heart of East Africa, Uganda  a country blessed with awe-inspiring landscapes, rich and vibrant cultures as well as un-matched wildlife encounters. Apart from its World famous gorilla trekking and stunning national parks. There’s a wealth of hidden gems...
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The Equator The Equator is an imaginary line that bisects the Earth into two equal parts. Uganda, also known as the Pearl of Africa. One of the lucky Countries to be intersected by this line. The Equator crosses 14 countries and their territorial waters with 7 of them located in Africa. In Uganda, it crosses...
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Night Game Drives in Uganda Night Game Drives in Uganda are Unique safari experiences where Tourists get to explore the savannah parks in the night as they search for particular wildlife species including Nocturnals. These game drives  done with the help of an armed ranger guide who protects you during the drives as well as...
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Cultural Tours in Uganda Cultural Tours in Uganda enable Tourists to visit and interact with cultures of the areas they visit. Visitors to a particular area have the opportunity to be part of the music and dance as well as folktales. These cultural tours enable Tourists to learn about the values of the people and...
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Boat Cruise on the Nile River Boat Cruise on the Nile River, The Nile River is famous for being the longest river in the whole World. And it starts its journey to Egypt from Lake Victoria in Jinja located in Eastern Uganda. The Nile is about 6,696km long flowing through 9 countries. Uganda, South Sudan,...
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Attractions in Major Cities of Uganda Attractions in Major Cities of Uganda, Uganda, often referred to as the “Pearl of Africa,” is a country blessed with diverse landscapes. Rich wildlife, and a vibrant culture. While its natural wonders such as the iconic Murchison Falls, the lush forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. And the serene...
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Uganda Car Number Plates Uganda Car Number Plates, Vehicle number plates, sometimes known as license plates or registration plates. Serve as distinctive identifiers for motor vehicles. These alphanumeric codes usually made of plastic or metal are affixed to the front and rear of vehicles. To ensure easy identification by the Authorities and the Public. Beyond...
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Sunset Cruise and Sundowners in Uganda Sunset Cruise and Sundowners in Uganda, A sundowner is an African safari tradition where visitors enjoy a refreshing drink. As they watch the sun set over the savannah or other picturesque landscapes.  Lake Victoria Uganda is gifted by Lake Victoria, the largest fresh water lake in the whole of...
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Enroute Attractions Enroute Attractions, Uganda is one of the best safari destinations in Africa with several attractions, beautiful and friendly people, mind-blowing views and unique amazing cultures. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch located in Nakasongola district is a proud home to the only white rhinos in Uganda. You can visit Ziwa Rhino...
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Adventure Activities in Uganda Adventure Activities in Uganda, When adventure seekers consider their next destination, Uganda should be high on the list. Known as the ‘Pearl of Africa’, Uganda offers an array of exhilarating activities set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes, from the misty mountains inhabited by gorillas to the roaring rapids of the...
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andbeyond ngorongoro crater lodge
AndBeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge AndBeyond Ngorongoro Crater Lodge is one of the super luxurious lodges in Tanzania. Paradise Adventure Vacations partner with is lodge to offer the best and authentic experience to clients on African Safari to Tanzania. Location Ngorongoro Crater  found in Northern Tanzania and is a big gigantic volcano popular for being the...
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AndBeyond Grumeti Serengeti river lodge
Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge At And Beyond Grumeti Serengeti river lodge, guests come face to face with wildlife in Serengeti ranging from the roaming lions to small and big mammals in one of the super luxurious and topnotch lodges in Tanzania. Your African safari spent well hen at this luxury property. You enjoy the intimate...
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four seasons safari lodge serengeti
Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti Set high on the saddle of a tree-clad ridge commanding majestic views across the Serengeti, Four Seasons Safari Lodge is the ultimate fusion of traditional African architecture. And a world-class style. The Rooms, Villas and Suites at Four Seasons Safari Lodge feature African chic decor and provides a comfortable and...
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Legendary Lodge Arusha Tanzania
Legendary Lodge  Tanzania Set in lush tropical gardens on a working coffee farm just outside Arusha, Legendary Lodge  Tanzania is ideally placed for a stop on your way to or from your safari Adventure. Legendary Lodge consists ten beautiful garden cottages and two family cottages. Each of these has its own private veranda. Designed with...
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Singita Mara River Tented Camp, Lamai Triangle, Serengeti, Tanzania.
Singita Mara River Tented Camp Singita Mara River Tented Camp Created for travellers longing for rare adventures, the romance of tented luxury. And a remote location with heightened opportunities to experience Africa’s wilderness and wildlife in full. Singita Mara River Tented Camp also vividly mirrors local culture in various forms. Eye-catching designs inspired by vibrant...
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Arusha Coffee Lodge Tanzania
Arusha Coffee Lodge Tanzania Arusha Coffee Lodge Tanzania isn’t just a place to rest your head, it’s an immersive experience. That celebrates the art and science of coffee production. From the moment you step foot on the grounds. You’re enveloped in a sensory journey that explores every facet of the coffee-making process. Lying on the...
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Boat Cruise Experience in Uganda
Boat cruise experience in Uganda Boat cruise experience in Uganda is very common in Uganda especially in national parks.  Like Murchison falls, Lake Mburo and Queen Elizabeth national parks in Uganda. Other spots for boat cruise in Uganda include Jinja, Entebbe boat cruise and Kampala all on Lake Victoria. What are the boat cruise to...
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Must Try Local Foods in Uganda
Ugandan Local Dishes and Street Foods for different tribes. Ugandan Local Dishes and Street Foods for different tribes, Uganda is a country rich in cultural diversity with over 56 recognized ethnic groups each with its own unique traditions and customs, languages, dressing code and the way of life. The diversity of tribes in Uganda is...
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River Nile in Jinja
River Nile in Jinja, Uganda The River Nile in Uganda refers to the section of the Nile River that flows through the Eastern part of Uganda. It originates from Lake Victoria which is shared by Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. The Nile flows Northwards through Uganda passing through various towns and regions. Such as Jinja the...
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Sustainable Tourism Sustainable Tourism also known as responsible tourism refers to tourism activities. And practices that aim at minimizing negative impacts on the environment, culture and communities while maximizing the benefits for local economies and societies. It involves making decisions to preserve natural resources, protect biodiversity. Respect local cultures and support the well-being of local...
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Community- Based Tourism (CBT) initiatives Community- Based Tourism (CBT) initiatives a type of tourism in which local communities play a relevant role in planning. Managing and benefiting from tourism activities in their community. CBT focuses on empowering local residents to actively participate in and benefit from tourism while preserving their cultural, environmental and social integrity....
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 Wildlife Conservation in Uganda Wildlife Conservation in Uganda, Uganda is situated in the heart of East Africa and it’s tagged as the Pearl of Africa. Uganda is a land of breathtaking Landscapes, diverse eco systems and unique biodiversity. The Country is a home to 10 National Parks, 12 Wildlife Reserves and protected areas that harbor...
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Lake Bunyonyi Uganda has got many fresh water bodies however Lake Bunyonyi is outstanding due to its unique features. Attractive and provide extra ordinary experiences to the tourists who travel to Uganda. This lake has got blue waters that are so appealing to anyone’s eyes and it’s also surrounded by lush vegetation. Which attracts many...
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Lake Victoria in Entebbe, Uganda Lake Victoria in Entebbe, Entebbe serves as the gateway to Uganda’s abundant natural treasures. And Lake Victoria stands as its crowning jewel. As you approach the shoreline, the vast expanse of shimmering blue water. Captivates your senses inviting you to explore its secrets. Lake Victoria is the largest lake in...
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Boat Cruise on Kazinga Channel The Kazinga Channel is a large stream of water that joins two Lakes George and Edward. The channel is 32 km (20 miles) and the waters flows East to West from George to Edward. This channel renowned for its rich biodiversity and serves as a vital lifeline for numerous species...
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Apart from Kibale Forest National Park, Which other Chimpanzee Destinations do you know in Uganda? Other Chimpanzee Destinations, Chimpanzee Trekking refers to the activity of embarking on guided walk into the forests of Uganda to observe and interact with Wild Chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Uganda renowned for its rich biodiversity including its populations of...
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Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale Forest National Park Chimpanzee Trekking in Kibale Forest National Park, Kibale Forest National Park established in 1993 to protect the Chimpanzees, it covers an area of 332 sq. kms. The Park is located in Kabarole District, Western Uganda. Kibale Forest National Park known as Primates capital of the world due to...
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How much is a safari per person? How much is a safari per person?, Safari adventures offer a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the untamed beauty of nature. Witnessing majestic wildlife in their natural habitats. However, embarking on a safari entails various considerations including budgeting for the experience. Understanding the price ranges associated with...
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Where is the cheapest safari in Africa? Where is the cheapest safari in Africa?,  A safari refers to a journey or expedition often undertaken in Africa. To observe and photograph wildlife in their natural habitat. Safaris can take various forms including game drives in specially equipped vehicles. Walking safaris led by experienced guides or even...
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How much is a 3 day safari? How much is a 3 day safari?, A safari refers to a journey or expedition often undertaken in Africa to observe and photograph wildlife in their natural habitat. Safaris can take various forms including game drives in specially equipped vehicles, walking safaris led by experienced guides or even...
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Wildlife spotted during a Uganda safari What wildlife can be spotted during a Uganda safari?, Uganda  blessed with diverse ecosystems. That support a wide range of wildlife, making it a fantastic destination for safaris. A safari in Uganda is full of discovery where every turn reveals a new marvel of the natural world. Whether you’re...
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Opportunities and Challenges for tourism growth in Uganda Opportunities and Challenges for tourism growth in Uganda, Tourism in Uganda is highly growing. And there are amazing attractions only found in Uganda. There are attractions that put Uganda at an advantage. This makes the pearl of Africa a best destination in Africa What are opportunity of...
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How do I prepare for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda? How do I prepare for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda?, Obtain Gorilla Trekking Permits: Gorilla trekking permits  required to visit the gorillas in Uganda. You should book your permits well in advance, as they are limited and can sell out quickly, especially during the peak tourist season....
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When should I do Gorilla Trekking? When should I do Gorilla Trekking?, The best time for you to do Gorilla Trekking depends on various factors. Including your preferences, availability, and priorities. Here are some considerations to help you decide on when to do Gorilla Trekking; Weather, if you prefer stable and drier weather conditions, consider...
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Is Uganda or Rwanda better for Gorilla Trekking? Is Uganda or Rwanda better for Gorilla Trekking?,  Uganda is better than Rwanda because Uganda offers affordable Gorilla Trekking permits compared to Rwanda. Rwanda charges US$1,500 for a gorilla trekking permit while Uganda charges US$700 (Although starting from 1st July 2024, the permit will cost $800). However,...
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How safe is gorilla trekking in Uganda? How safe is gorilla trekking in Uganda?, Gorilla Trekking in Uganda generally considered safe. The activity is not dangerous because the Ugandan Wildlife Authority (UWA). And various conservation organizations have implemented measures to ensure the safety of visitors during the gorilla trek. Gorilla trekking in Uganda is LIKE...
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How much does it cost to go Gorilla Trekking in Uganda? How much does it cost to go Gorilla Trekking in Uganda?, A gorilla trekking permit park costs 700 USD per person for foreign nonresidents, 600 USD per person for foreign residents and 250,000 UGX per person for East African citizens. However, on 1st July...
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How do I book Gorilla Trekking in Uganda? How do I book Gorilla Trekking in Uganda?, Booking a gorilla trekking experience in Uganda involves several steps. But it’s a relatively straightforward process. Here’s a general guide: Research and Choose a Tour Operator: There are numerous tour operators in Uganda that offer gorilla trekking packages. Research...
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What is the best time of year to see Gorillas in Rwanda? Best time of year to see Gorillas in Rwanda?, Rwanda, famously known as the “Land of a Thousand Hills,” is not only a haven for biodiversity but also a sanctuary for one of the world’s most majestic creatures: the mountain gorilla. The experience...
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What is the best time of the year to see Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park? Best time of the year to see Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park?, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park is open for Gorilla Trekking all year long, the best time to visit Bwindi for Gorilla Trekking depends on...
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Best time of year for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda? The best time of year for Gorilla Trekking in Uganda is generally during dry seasons. Which occur from June to August and December to February. During these times, the trails are more passable. And the weather is generally drier, making the trekking experience more enjoyable. However,...
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Mbale Resort Hotel Mbale Resort Hotel the perfect choice for a comfortable-luxury stay. As you step into the grounds of Mbale Resort Hotel, you are greeted by the soothing ambiance of the landscaped gardens and the gentle melody of birds. The hotel’s serene environment provides the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday...
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Mountains of the Moon Hotel Mountains of the Moon Hotel and Resort has become one of Fort Portal’s signature hotels. The hotel sits on 15 acres of landscaped gardens with wonderful views of the Rwenzori Mountains. From where the hotel takes its name. It’s a unique blend of oriental and French chic styles where guests...
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Nyati Game Lodge Stepping foot into Nyati Game Lodge is like stepping into a postcard-perfect African wilderness scene. The lodge offers a gateway to explore the diverse ecosystems of the region. From lush savannas to dense forests, every corner of Nyati’s surroundings is teeming with life. The Lodge is located in Semliki Wildlife Reserve right...
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Rwenzori International Hotel Rwenzori International Hotel a mid-range accommodation with a blend of opulence and natural beauty. Surrounded by the majestic Rwenzori Mountains and infused with the warmth of Ugandan hospitality. It acts as a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion. Guests are invited to embark on a journey of...
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Semliki Safari Lodge Semliki Safari Lodge in the heart of Uganda’s untamed wilderness lies a hidden gem. That promises an extraordinary blend of luxury and adventure. Nestled within the lush landscapes of the Ssemliki Valley. This exclusive retreat offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the pristine beauty of Africa, While indulging in unparalleled...
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Ntoroko Game Lodge Ntoroko Game Lodge a mid-range lodge nestled in Semliki Wildlife reserve right at the shores of Lake Albert. Lodge is the ideal starting point for memorable Uganda adventures in Semliki Game Reserve and Semliki Forest National Park. Visitors at the lodge enjoy breathtaking views of the savannah and clear blue skies. The...
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Hotel Margherita Hotel Margherita is a mid-range facility where guests can unwind and rejuvenate amidst the breathtaking natural beauty. The Lush greenery surrounding around the lodge provides beautiful views hence making guests enjoy their stay. The Lodge situated few kilometers West of Kasese town in Western Uganda on the foothills of Rwenzori Mountains. Close to...
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Marianah Tourist Hotel Marianah Tourist Hotel is a mid-range accommodation which offers access to some of the region’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders. From the lush greenery of the Rwenzori Mountains to the breathtaking beauty of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Guests at Marianah Tourist Hotel are perfectly positioned to explore the wonders of the Pearl of...
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Ihamba Lakeside Safari Lodge Ihamba Lakeside Safari Lodge offers an escape into the heart of nature. Surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking the fresh waters of the lake. This lodge is a sanctuary for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure in equal measure. From the moment you arrive at Ihamba Lakeside Safari Lodge, you are greeted...
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Equator Snow Lodge Equator Snow Lodge is a luxury facility. That offers a unique and unforgettable experience for adventurers seeking a peaceful place to stay. This boutique lodge defies expectations. Offering guests the chance to experience snow-capped peaks and alpine landscapes in a region known more for its equatorial climate. Equator snow lodge is located...
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Lacam Lodge Lacam Lodge is a mid-range lodge situated along the slopes of the magnificent Mountain Elgon in the Eastern part of Uganda. It is an impressive lodge to stay in. It is on a certain cliff which offers you a great view of the Sipi waterfalls. Enjoy a place of amazing natural beauty and...
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Kayegi hotel Mbale Welcome to Kayegi Hotel Mbale, where hospitality meets culture amidst the breathtaking backdrop of Eastern Uganda’s natural beauty. Kayegi Hotel Mbale is a mid-range hotel with a charming oasis offering relaxation from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Situated strategically in Mbale town, this boutique hotel seamlessly blends modern amenities with...
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Sipi Valley Resort Sipi Valley Resort is one of the unique and established hotel facility with breathtaking views of flat plains, waterfalls and the exhilarating sunsets. The nature’s beauty seats on this place with a wide range of trees, flowers and large camping space for backpackers who would wish to camp in this facility. Committed...
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Rafiki Lodge Sipi Rafiki Lodge Sipi  a luxury accommodation facility nestled on the eagle’s eye view of the main waterfalls. And the flat plains down the horizons. The hotel sits on the opposite side of the valley and has the thrilling views of all the series of 3 water falls viewed from a distance. Upon...
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