Uganda: A Travel Guide
Uganda is a safe and friendly country in East Africa. You can track mountain gorillas, see the "big five" take a trip down the Nile or enjoy a trek through the "Mountains of the Moon". This Uganda travel guide includes photos, facts, maps, accommodation options, top attractions and general country information.
What to Know if You're Going to Uganda
Facts and travel information about Uganda in East Africa, including geography, economy, best time to go, climate, getting around and more.- Bwindi impenetrable National Park:
Bwindi impenetrable National Park strategically located on the edge of the steep ridges of the Albertine Rift Valley, South Western Uganda ....
- Kibale Forest National Park:
Kibale being an extensive National Park, it's the most accessible of Uganda's major rainforests protecting some excellent forest for bird watching.
- Kidepo National Park:
Just located in the rugged, semi-arid valleys of Karamoja Tucked into the corner of Uganda's border with Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley is Uganda's most remote national park
- Lake Mburo National Park:
Lake Mburo is situated in Mbarara district. It is about 3.5 hours drive from Kampala. Lake Mburo is the best place in the country to see the gigantic eland antelope, as well as zebra, topi, impala, and several acacia-associated birds.
- Mgahinga Gorilla National Park:
Just located in the rugged, semi-arid valleys of Karamoja Tucked into the corner of Uganda's border with Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley is Uganda's most remote national park
- Mountain Elgon National park:
Mt. Elgon is the fourth highest mountain in Eastern Africa, with the second-highest peak in Uganda (Wagagi Peak - 4321 meters)
- Murchison Falls National Park Safari:
Just located in the rugged, semi-arid valleys of Karamoja Tucked into the corner of Uganda's border with Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley is Uganda's most remote national park
- Queen Elizabeth National Park:
Just located in the rugged, semi-arid valleys of Karamoja Tucked into the corner of Uganda's border with Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley is Uganda's most remote national park
- Rwenzori Mountains National Park:
The park covers 996 kms, protects the slopes of the famous Rwenzori Mountains, which run for 120 km along the Congo border.
Semuliki National Park:
Semuliki National Park situated in the extreme remote corner of western Uganda in Bundibugyo district is an eastern extension of the vast Ituri Forest and forms part of the forest continuum during the climatic upheavals of the Pleistocene, this is one of the richest areas for both flora and fauna in Africa.
Semuliki National Park situated in the extreme remote corner of western Uganda in Bundibugyo district is an eastern extension of the vast Ituri Forest and forms part of the forest continuum during the climatic upheavals of the Pleistocene, this is one of the richest areas for both flora and fauna in Africa.
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