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Known for being home to half of the world’s mountain gorillas, Uganda is also blessed with a variety of wildlife including 13 species of primates, tree-climbing lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, hippos, and more. The country, which is located on the opposite side of the equator, has stunning landscapes, including the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains, volcanoes, and […]

The Great Wildebeest Migration in Africa takes places in Serengeti National Park Tanzania and Masai Mara National Reserve Kenya. The movement of about 2 million animals including 1.2 million wildebeests along with hundreds of thousands of zebras, gazelles is triggered by rainfall patterns across the Serengeti ecosystem. The animals follow the same old circular route […]

Gorillas in Uganda & Rwanda takes place in mountainous tropical forests. Due to the nature of terrain, hiking on foot in search of gorillas can be challenging which requires preparation in regard to what to wear and carry. You might consider what to pack for gorilla tracking according to the time of the year you […]

Uganda is famous for mountain gorillas and most people get to know the Pearl of Africa only for her primates. Though, there are many reasons to visit Uganda on your African safari than just tracking the gorillas. From the rich biodiversity, friendly people and diverse cultures to good value for money for every travel budget […]

Witness the great migration Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park hosts the wildebeest migration and that’s one of the reasons to visit Tanzania on your safari to Africa. The movement of over 2 million wildebeests along with thousands of zebras, gazelles across the Serengeti ecosystem between Kenya and Tanzania is no doubt a natural wonder of the […]

The reasons to visit Rwanda. Known as the “Land of a Thousand Hills” Rwanda faced a brutal genocide against Tutsi in 1994 in which over 800000 people lost lives. From the ashes to glory, the country has received attention in recent years and has hosted world class conferences such as the World Economic Forum and […]

Uganda is popularly known as the Pearl of Africa which is a descriptive name Winston Churchill gave to the country for her natural and cultural diversity in 1902. There are 10 national parks encompassing savanna, tropical forests, lakes, volcanoes and mountains. The source of the Nile River is also found in Jinja about 80 km […]

Gorilla tracking safaris are conducted in remote tropical mountainous forests of Uganda, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo. These are the only countries in the world where mountain gorillas live and the animals don’t survive anywhere else in captivity or zoo. Knowing the best time to go for gorilla tracking helps in planning a trip […]

When it comes to viewing of African wild animals, Kenya is one of the best destinations to travel to. Huge chunks of land across the country are turned into 40 national parks as well as many conservancies to safeguard and conserve the local fauna. Some of the animals are in danger of going extinct such […]

When it comes to viewing of African wild animals there are, Reasons to visit Kenya, Kenya is one of the best destinations to travel to. Huge chunks of land across the country are turned into 40 national parks as well as many conservancies to safeguard and conserve the local fauna. Some of the animals are […]

Uganda is most popular for mountain gorillas and chimps found in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Mgahinga and Kibale forest also The Big five in Uganda But beyond the primates and the experience of searching for them in tropical forests, there are 4 savanna national parks and 2 wildlife reserves in Uganda where to go on […]

The best places to see the big five in Tanzania are Seregneti National Park and Ngorongoro Crater. Both of these protected areas are found in northern Tanzania and closely located to each to combine in a single trip. They can be reached by road or fly-in safari or a combination of both from Arusha town […]

Kenya is a pioneer of traditional African safari and some of her national parks are still home to the Big Five Kenya animals – lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and cape buffalo. These animals were the most difficult to shoot on foot by trophy hunters thus the origin of the term “Big Five” in the early […]

There are two places where to see mountain gorillas in Uganda. These are Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Visiting gorillas in Uganda is available in two ways unlike anywhere else. We have gorilla trekking activity and gorilla habituation experience. Regular trekking gives you 1 hour encounter with fully habituated gorilla […]

Conservation is the central idea when you think of trekking gorillas in Rwanda. The history of gorilla conservation was pioneered by Dian Fossey and you can still follow in her footsteps in Volcanoes National Park. Inspired by George B Schaller’s classic study of the African mountain gorilla in 1963, Fossey established Karisoke Research Center in […]

There are  the Uganda Highlights that is 10 national parks and 13 wildlife reserves a lot things to do and see in Uganda. This might be challenging for first time travelers to chose which attractions to visit and activities to incorporate into an itinerary. To give you an idea of how to plan your perfect […]

Gorilla tracking safari in Africa are conducted in remote tropical mountainous forests of Uganda, Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo. These are the only countries in the world where mountain gorillas live and the animals don’t survive anywhere else in captivity or zoo. Knowing the best time to go for gorilla tracking helps in planning […]

There are two places where to see uganda mountain gorillas. These are Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Visiting gorillas in Uganda is available in two ways unlike anywhere else. We have a gorilla trekking activity and gorilla habituation experience. Regular trekking gives you a 1-hour encounter with a fully habituated […]