Uganda – The Pearl Of Africa: With an area comparable to that of Great Britain, Uganda has 10 National Parks, 17 percent of the world’s biodiversity, over 54 percent of the worlds Mountain Gorillas and 11 percent of the world’s mammal species. We are also home to Lake Victoria, the world’s second largest lake with more than 50% of its 68,800 square kilometers in Uganda.

Uganda is also Africa’s most famous bird-watching destination with more than 1,200 species recorded – an astonishing 33 percent of the world’s birds! Uganda’s tourism takes you from the highest point of Rwenzori Mountains, called by Ptolemy the “mountains of the moon” to the green Afro-montane tropical forests to tracks of thorn-bush savannah which are interspersed with various rainforests, lakes, explosion craters and rivers heavily endowed with aquatic life. Our forests are home to a multitude of primates including the endangered Mountain Gorillas, Chimpanzees, Golden Monkeys, Colobus Monkeys and more.

Uganda also offers adventure trips away from the gorillas – trekking in the Rwenzoris, whitewater rafting and bungee jumping on the Nile, river safaris, horseback riding and walking safaris.

Uganda’s well-earned reputation of being Africa’s friendliest country originates from the fact that traditionally hospitality and rich culture are the key element to its diverse population of over 30 million people.

Rwenzori Mountain National Park

Rwenzori Mountain National Park
Stretching for 120 km over an area of 998 km² on Uganda’s...

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Semiliki Wildlife Reserve

Semiliki Wildlife Reserve
Totally off the beaten track with breathtaking scenery and fuming 130ºC hot-springs,...

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Murchison Falls National Park

Murchison Falls National Park
And the only one where all of the ‘Big Five’ are to...

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Bwindi National Park

Bwindi National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and accessible only on foot, it is...

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Queen Elizabeth National Park

Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP), Uganda’s most popular savannah park, is located...

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Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
One of Uganda’s smallest parks at a mere 33.7 km², she encompasses...

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Kidepo Valley National Park

Kidepo Valley National Park
Transected by Rivers Kidepo and Narus and well fed with ample rainfall,...

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Mount Elgon National Park

Mount Elgon National Park
Standing at 4,321m and believed to have, in prehistoric times, stood taller...

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Kibale Forest National Park

Kibale Forest National Park
Kibale Forest National Park, 320 kms/5 hrs from Kampala, is Uganda’s primates’...

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Lake Mburo National Park

Lake Mburo National Park
it is the smallest of Uganda’s Savanna national park, it has a...

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