BY Kamega Aidha
It is Uganda’s second-largest protected area and the largest of all reserves, situated in eastern Uganda’s Karamoja region. The reserve features dramatic landscapes, including the volcanic Mount Napak, the foothills of Mount Kadam, the grasslands and wetlands around Lake Opeta. WILDLIFE This reserve has rare and Iconic Species that are a point not to miss […]
BY Kamega Aidha
West Nile sub-region refered to as West Nile province consists of districts in North western Uganda in Northern Uganda. They include; Adjumani, Arua, Koboko, Maracha, Terego, Madi-Okollo, Moyo, Nebbi, Yumbe, Zombo and Obongi. The region is bordered by South Sudan to the North, DRC to the west, Acholi sub-region to the East and Albertine rift […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Western Uganda is home to the tropical rainforest known as Kibale Forest National Park. It is home to the greatest concentration of primates—more than 13 in total. The Ugandan government established the national park in 1993 with the goal of safeguarding various wildlife species and the tropical rainforest. Kibale’s forest covers 776 square kilometers and […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Situated in the awe-inspiring village of Kisoro, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is encircled by the majestic majesty of three Virunga volcanoes. With its combination of rain, bamboo forests, golden monkeys, and silverbacks, the Park is aptly named the place where Gold meets Silver. The park can be accessed by road or air from Entebbe to […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Situated in the awe-inspiring village of Kisoro, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is encircled by the majestic majesty of three Virunga volcanoes. With its combination of rain, bamboo forests, golden monkeys, and silverbacks, the Park is aptly named the place where Gold meets Silver. The park can be accessed by road or air from Entebbe to […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Northern Uganda being one of the regions in Uganda, the pearl of Africa is blessed with many historical and cultural sites worth a visit by the tourists and locals. some of them include; Guru Guru Caves. Guru guru caves are found 25km away from Gulu town in Amuru district. These caves are always a stopover […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Northern Uganda being one of the regions in Uganda, the pearl of Africa is blessed with many historical and cultural sites worth a visit by the tourists and locals. some of them include; Guru Guru Caves. Guru guru caves are found 25km away from Gulu town in Amuru district. These caves are always a stopover […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park spans from lowland forest to a montage forest belt in southwestern Uganda. It is renowned for having a population of wild mountain gorillas and is said to have served as a refuge for several species throughout the previous ice age. It is worthy to note that gorilla trekking is the principal […]
BY Kamega Aidha
The community walks in Queen Elizabeth National Park are also one of the experiences available for visitors who wish to explore Queen Elizabeth National Park. Walking around with the community and the local people is the best thing that you can enjoy while in this great park. While on the community walks in Queen Elizabeth […]
BY Kamega Aidha
Nairobi: Nairobi is Kenya’s capital and largest city. With incredible attractions (fauna, museums, and historical sites), it is a contemporary, multicultural, and historic town. Nairobi benefited from having the greatest population of European settlers in the area since it served as the hub for British colonial authority in East Africa. The majority of the settlers […]
