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What is the most popular less visited Game Parks in Uganda? Uganda is home to 10 national parks, but many of them aren’t well-known or fully explored. Most Uganda safaris ted to concentrate on the popular parks, overlooking some hidden gems. However, with Achieve Global Safari, you can discover the lesser-known game parks in Uganda. Some of these less-visited game parks includes Kidepo valley national park, Mount Elgon National Park, Semuliki National Park and Mgahinga gorilla national park as explained …

Gorilla trekking Uganda verses Rwanda : Only found in Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and Rwanda, gorillas are some of the endangered species one has to see before departing earth. With only about 880 gorillas left, trekking them is one of the most sought-after activities around the world and a great source of revenue for the governments and communities of Uganda and Rwanda. Mountain gorilla trekking sites are found around the famous Virunga mountains in the dense forests surrounding them. …

Chimpanzee trekking and wildebeest migration safari – what to expect : A chimpanzee trekking and wildebeest migration safari is a safari that will give you a chance to trek the chimpanzees in their habitat and also experience the wildebeest migration in the river mara. Because of the wildebeest migration this safari, is specifically timed during one or two seasons when migration is expected to happen. The combination of this safari is quite unique and unusual because most people are acquainted …

Maasai mara and Kidepo safari – what to expect : Maasai Mara Game Reserve and kidepo national park safari is one of the safari combination safaris that have become popular in the past two years. Previously though some travelers would take the combination, it wasn’t popular and didn’t receive as much attention as now. The reason this combination Safari has become popular in the recent days is because of these reasons. Kidepo National Park and Maasai Mara Game Reserve are …

A guide to visiting Mabamba swamp in Uganda: The Mabamba swamp is one of the popular destinations in Uganda which is known for being home to a variety of bird species. The Shoebill Stork is among the attractions found at the Mabamba wetlands which can be seen during tours in Uganda. A guide to visiting Mabamba swamp in Uganda: About Mabamba Swamp Mabamba Swamp is located in Entebbe on the shore of Lake Victoria and it is one of the …

Choosing the best Gorilla trekking destination in Uganda : Gorilla trekking destinations in Uganda include Bwindi impenetrable national park and Mgahinga national park. In Uganda, tourists can encounter over half the world’s population of mountain gorillas in the dense forests of Bwindi and Mgahinga national park. Of the two destinations, Bwindi national park is popular for gorilla trekking experiences in Uganda. When comparing gorilla trekking destinations in Uganda, it is important to note that both national parks offer unique experiences …

Group safaris in Uganda involve engaging in shared travel experiences across different destinations in the country. Tourists with similar interests around Uganda can book group safaris across the country and explore the diverse landscapes, engage in various activities, go to different locations, encounter different cultures and so much more on a shared basis. When choosing a group safari in Uganda, it’s essential to consider factors such as the itinerary, group size, accommodation standards, inclusions, dates of travel and the choice of …

The Nyakagezi gorilla family can be encountered during tours to Mgahinga national park located in south western Uganda. There are 9 members which make up the Nyakagezi gorilla family which is the only habituated gorilla group found in Mgahinga national park. However, the Nyakagezi gorilla group is known to move between countries and sometimes cross from Mgahinga national park to Volcanoes national park in Rwanda and also to Virunga national park in Democratic Republic of Congo. Despite the movement of …

Gorilla families in Uganda : Uganda is one of the countries in East Africa where tourists can see mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. The destinations in Uganda where the gorillas can be seen during safaris include Bwindi National Park and Mgahinga national park which are home to over half the population of the world’s mountain gorillas. During gorilla tours in Uganda, tourists interact with habituated gorilla families in Bwindi national park and Mgahinga national park. Both the national parks …

Gorilla tours in Rushaga sector involve engaging in different activities during the search for the mountain gorillas of Uganda. The Rushaga sector is part of the four sectors of Bwindi national park where mountain gorillas can be seen in their natural habitat. Other sectors of the national park include Buhoma sector, Ruhija sector and Nkuringo sector. When visiting Bwindi national park for gorilla tours in the Rushaga sector, tourists explore the southern part of the national park where the sector …

Kasenyi landing site : Uganda is one of the most famous destinations to have a marvel at while you get to explore the land and greatly known as the pearl of Africa, with the beauty that is held in the county one cannot miss to explore and sight different fascinations in the country. While on a safari into the pearl of Africa are thousands of destinations to have a stopover at the landing site, these are surely the selective reasons …

What Are The Names Of The Lakes In Uganda? Uganda is usually referred to as the “the Pearl of Africa” and this was situated by Winston Churchill. And it is a landlocked country found within East Africa which is also known for good warm temperature and climate compared to other countries because it is usually sunny unlike in other countries like; Europe which have the winter season hence making Uganda a perfect destination to visit while planning to go for …

Shelley’s Crimsonwing bird in Uganda : Uganda is one of the best birding destinations in Africa with a total of about 1066 bird species registered. The number represents over 50% of Africa’s total bird list and 10% of the World’s avian total, making birding in Uganda a birders’ heaven. The concentration of bird species in such a tiny country can be attributed to Uganda’s location at a transitional point between the east African savannah, the West African rainforest, and the …