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Uganda, Why Visit The Pearl Of Africa?

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What comes to your mind for exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations that offer a unique blend of adventure, culture, and natural beauty? Are you not getting a suitable destination for an off-the-beaten experience? How about considering the Uganda safari? Uganda stands out as a shining gem in the heart of Africa. The majestic mountain gorillas, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant cultural experiences are some of the best in Uganda. The East African country- Uganda beckons travelers with its diverse offerings and warm hospitality. Here are a few compelling reasons to pack your bags and explore this enchanting destination on a safari expedition! Primate Tracking: At the top of many travelers’ bucket lists is the unforgettable primate tracking experience. Uganda is home to over half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas, making it one of the best places to encounter these magnificent creatures. You can trek through the misty mountainous rainforest to track the Mountain Gorilla- Great
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Immerse Yourself in the Wonders of Birdwatching in Uganda

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Do you love taking pictures and want to capture the colourful mosaic of Africa's amazing birds? Go no farther than Uganda's stunning landscapes and abundant biodiversity, which entice travellers to this part of the continent. With our African Photography Tour Packages, which are tailored to satisfy the needs of both the discriminating wildlife enthusiast and the spirit of adventure, you may set out on an incredible experience. Explore the Nile's Jewel. Uganda, tucked away in the Great Rift Valley, is a place of unmatched natural beauty and diversity. This East African treasure offers a variety of environments brimming with life, from the mist-shrouded summits of the Rwenzori Mountains to the enormous expanse of Lake Victoria. With over 1,000 species found inside its boundaries, its reputation as a birdwatcher's paradise is perhaps most well-known. The Greatest Photographic Journey With the discriminating photographer in mind, our African Photography Safaris Tour Package
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Preserving African Heritage - The Role of Cultural Safaris in Conservation Efforts

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  Deep In the heart of Africa, where the rhythmic beats of tribal drums resonate through ancient landscapes, lies a treasure trove of cultural and historical richness waiting to be explored. Cultural and historical safaris in Africa have become not just a means of unraveling the continent's diverse past but also a powerful tool in preserving its invaluable heritage. Here we explain the profound role that cultural safaris play in African conservation efforts, weaving a narrative that transcends time and embraces the vibrant tapestry of Africa's history. Understanding Cultural and Historical Safaris in Africa Exploring a cultural safari in Africa is akin to stepping into a time capsule, where each step is a journey into the past. These safaris offer travelers a unique opportunity to witness the living history of diverse communities, explore ancient traditions, and understand the customs that have withstood the test of time. As visitors traverse through the landscapes, they become
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Places to Consider visiting in Uganda for a safari

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Are you scratching your head,  lifting your chin wondering what would be the ideal places to visit in Uganda during vacation?  If you're planning an African safari and Uganda is the destination you're looking up to in particular,  Hey! No worries, Uganda- a country proclaimed as the “Pearl of Africa” by early explorers and attested by today’s travellers, is home to a number of ideal tourist destinations or sites one can visit on an African holiday. The country brags about its diversity, with a wealth of tourist sites and activities tourists intending to make an African safari would find ideal. Being the smallest among its counterparts Kenya and Tanzania, with about 241’038sq.km, the country is has a tapestry of tourist activities and experiences; spanning from the remarkable wildlife show ii its national parks and reserves, to the adventurous activities like rafting on the River Nile, boat cruises on the world’s longest river and the second largest freshwater lake- Victoria,
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Mountain Gorilla Population Increases to 1,063

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Great news about the Mountain Gorilla conservation hit the Ugandan and Global tourism industry at large following the press release of the Gorilla population Census results of 2018 conducted in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, one of Uganda’s UNESCO World Heritage site and the Sarambwe Reserve in the neighboring Congo Democratic Republic indicating Gorilla population increase. The news was received with great excitement from all stakeholders in the tourism and travel fraternity as it indicated an increase in the population of the Mountain Gorillas, a species once regarded as critically endangered now to just being endangered following the reclassification from the IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) last year; thanks to the Great work of conservation championed by Dian Fossey. During the official unveiling of the results from the December 2018 Mountain Gorilla population Census, at the Kampala Serena hotel, the results indicated an increase of 59 Mounta
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Location: Pilkington Rd, Kampala, Uganda
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Mountain Gorilla, The World's Great Ape

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Gorillas  are of two species;  The Western  and  Eastern Gorillas  each divided into two subspecies; The Western lowland and Cross River Gorillas being a subspecies of the former species as well as the Eastern Lowland and the  Mountain Gorillas  being a subspecies of the latter species. The Western species is found in Western Africa and part of Central Africa. The Western lowland subspecies can be found in wildlife sanctuaries (zoos) whereas the Cross River subspecies are found /seen in Cameroon and Nigeria. The Mountain Gorilla in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park The Eastern species is found in the Eastern part of Africa and Central Africa. The Eastern Lowland Gorilla subspecies inhabit the Eastern Congolese tropical forests whereas their counterparts the Mountain Gorillas live in high altitude Afro-montane forests of two areas that is; the group found in the Virunga Massif a geographical feature spreading across Democratic Republic of Congo in Virunga National Park,
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Location: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Buhoma, Uganda
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Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Uganda

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Gorillas are the world's biggest living primates and offer over 98% of our hereditary code (DNA), making them perhaps the nearest relative. They live in families with complex social structures and show conduct that a large portion of us can perceive from communications with our own families. Every single African Gorilla is imperiled or fundamentally jeopardized.  Uganda Gorilla tours   give us opportunities to explore and enjoy some time with them. The Uganda tours ideal for Gorilla trekking  There are two areas (parks) for Mountain Gorilla trekking in Uganda . The first and most mainstream is Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in the southwest of Uganda. This UNESCO-recognized reserve of about 321 square kilometers of thick, fog-filled rainforest thought to be more than 25,000 years of age is ideal for  Uganda Gorilla trekking tours . It is home to around half of the world's Mountain Gorilla population, with more than ten identifiable or habituated troops available for t
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Location: Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Buhoma, Uganda
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