Uganda

Uganda has emerged as a mesmerizing destination in East Africa. It is a landlocked country with diverse landscapes perhaps no country in Africa has emerged as a favorite tourist destination as Uganda in recent times. Uganda has a population of diverse cultures and ethnic groups who are complementing building a prosperous and beautiful society full of lakes national parks bamboo hills. Uganda is a fairy tale with a unique and unmatched combination of flora and fauna.

Uganda is bestowed with precious wildlife combined with ingenious languages and coexisting with varied ethnic groups showcasing their uniqueness to be together giving lucky travelers a glimpse of their proud existence.

Kampala the capital is one of the biggest cities full of hustle and bustle, that is a moment on the street in the heart of Kampala city. It was originally built on seven hills and gradually expanded to cover more than seven hills. Kampala remained a favorite hunting place in ancient times for the king of Buganda.

Uganda has been best known for numerous national parks also known as the Pearl of Africa due to its natural beauty serene environment and charm. Exploring them in close proximity to their natural habitat will certainly inspire and gives an unforgettable experience.

Beautiful and magnificent forest covered the hills and valleys of Kibale National Park. It is a favorite place for a wide array of primates who joyfully play from one tree to another. These unique creatures are the main attraction for tourists, people come to gaze upon the chimpanzees and the red colobus monkeys that Kibale National Park protects. It is a must and worth visiting.

Uganda Gorilla Highlands is an exciting and adventurous experience loaded with activities that include canoe trekking, island hopping, community visits, forest walk, and homestays. Gorilla island is way more than Gorilla trekking it will take you for an authentic community cultural hiking experience in the Gorilla highlands of Kabale and Kisoro.
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