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Slam low funding for the tourism sector by the private sector and European Union. Uganda’s Tourism industry is the top sector where foreigners exchange earners by visiting touristic attractions. Despite of pandemic, the tourism sector was valued at $1.6 billion in 2019 -2020. Whereas foreign visitors were at 1.4 billion thus increasing demand for government […]

Mountain gorillas are an endangered species, and only two national parks—Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Mgahinga National Park—are home to them. Uganda is one of the lucky nations in the world to have them including Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Over 50 gorilla families, each with 10 to 40 members, may be […]

The IK and Karamojong people are available for tourists to interact with in Kidepo Valley National Park’s cultural interactions. Here, participating in a cultural experience entails learning more about the distinctive customs, societies, dances, and musical performances of the Karamojong and IK people. They are known as the nomadic pastoralists who are considered to be […]

For tourists who are elderly or disabled, gorilla trekking is planned the same way as it does for everyone else. They are allocated to gorilla groups that are near the park headquarters which is the sole change. Everyone who is unable to steer long distances might hire specialized porters and a sedan chair. Due to […]

Because of the baffling number of tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha Sector, a highly unique feature and one of the main highlights of Uganda safari tours for which the majority of visitors come to this park nowadays. 130 of Uganda’s 400 or so lions are located at Queen Elizabeth National Park. The park is notable […]

Uganda as a country is endowed with a biologically diverse, climate, national parks rivers, lakes,  wildlife, waterfalls, snow –peaked mountains, interesting culture, dense forests friendly and hospitable people this features the reason church hill named ” the pearl of Africa”. African people are friendly and hospitable but Ugandans are amazing, and friendly to all kinds. […]