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Mountain Gorillas are some of the most fascinating creatures you will ever come across. These gentle giants are a pleasure to trek and observe while in their natural habitat. Only three countries in the entire world are privileged to have habitats for these amazing creatures, Uganda, Rwanda and DR Congo.The three countries share the Virunga […]

Kibale National Park is a haven for rainforest adventures. With temperatures ranging from a pleasant 14°C to 27°C year-round, it’s a place to truly escape the heat. Nicknamed the “primate capital of East Africa,” Kibale boasts 13 primate species, including a whopping 1,450 chimpanzees! This makes it the undisputed champion for chimp trekking in East

Uganda has stunning and diverse habitats, from savannah grasslands and wetlands to tropical rainforests and mountains. It is a birders paradise! Birding enthusiasts will be thrilled with the many bird species that can be witnessed in different locations in Uganda. In this article We’ll reveal the top birding hotspots in Uganda, perfect for any enthusiast.

Amabere ga Nyinamwiru caves is a cultural site with a fascinating history tied to the Chwezi dynasty. It is located in Fort Portal in western Uganda. For the cultural enthusiasts, this is one place you want to have a stopover. A stop over at Amabere ga Nyinamwiru caves can be scheduled when enroute to Queen

Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa commonly referred to as, the “Pearl of Africa.” It is famous for its stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, and friendly people. Whether you’re looking to track gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, go white-water rafting on the Nile River, or simply relax on the shores of Lake Victoria,

Volcanoes National Park is one of the oldest National parks in Africa. It was established in 1925 making it the first National Park in Rwanda and in the whole of Africa. Located in Northwestern Rwanda and covers an area of roughly 62 square miles. One of the most easily accessible parks in East Africa because