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Uganda Driving Tours – Gulu Road Attractions
In the far Northern side of Uganda lies Gulu, one of the biggest towns and newly created cities. It is located in the Northern tourist circuit, a tourist region not fully explored in terms of tourism. Culturally, it is a rich region, and en route, tourists on Uganda safaris have plenty of attractions to visit.…
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Visit Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
This amazing park is located in the south western part of Uganda and it borders, DR. Congo and Rwanda for which it shares with the Virunga ranges. The park has got three extinct volcanic mountains with an extensive swamp in between the volcanoes and it covers a total land area of 33.7km², these mountains can…
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Top Wildlife Safari Parks in Uganda 2024
Uganda is one of the destinations to visit in Africa with wide range of Wildlife primates and species in its diversity, it’s characterized with montane, tropical rainfall forest, bamboo forests, Savannah grasslands, flat areas, shrubs and Swampy areas, different big tree species are present in its major forests like Mabira forest, Maramagambo forest, Budongo forest…
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Explore Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
The name bwindi derives from a local phase mubwindi bwa nyinamukari originally referred to as mubwindi swamp. The forest was proclaimed impenetrable forest in 1932 until 1991 when it was gazette as a national park and therefore named bwindi. In Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the attractions that makes it pearl of…
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Explore Kidepo Valley National Park, Uganda
Kidepo valley game national park boasts of a great number of animal species than any other park in Uganda. The park’s Game viewing is far the best with lots of game like the bush duikers, leopards, cheetahs, striped hyenas, lesser kudus, buffaloes, jackals, lots of antelopes, bush babies and lots more Game. The remote Kidepo…
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Exploring Nyungwe Primates Forest
The popular Nyungwe National Park is a true rain forest in South Western Rwanda. It is most famous for hosting chimpanzees, our closest cousins. This tropical rain forest occupies 1,015 sq. kilometers and adjoins the Kibira National Park of Burundi forming a large contagious forest. The park typically receives an excess of 2, 000 mm…
