Nile Safari Lodge Nile safari lodge is an ecological sensitive accommodation facility situated on the southern bank of river Nile in Murchison falls national park. Murchison falls national park is the largest protected area that is bisected by the Nile. The Nile cuts through Murchison falls national park from the […]

Murchison River Lodge Murchison River lodge is located in the southern part of Murchison falls national park adjacent to the southern river bank of the river Nile. Murchison River lodge overlooks Murchison falls national park, the numerous hippo schools along the stretch of the riverside papyrus swamp. The […]

Fort Murchison Safari Lodge Fort Murchison Safari Lodge is Dutch- owned nature lodge; it is owned by nature lodges, or a safari lodge situated in the northern part of Murchison falls national park; the largest protected area with the unique selection of bird species. The lodge […]

Chobe Safari Lodge Chobe Safari Lodge is a five-star luxury safari lodge located closest to the northern bank of river Nile in the northern part of Murchison falls national park. Chobe safari lodge features over 40 guest rooms, 21 luxury tents and 4 suites, a presidential suite and […]

Interested in taking a Uganda Safari? Below is a summary of the information that will guide you through planning a wonderful travel experience in Uganda, Africa. WHEN TO VISIT Uganda has a warm climate all year around and because it lies on the Equator, seasonal […]

It is in Jinja, a small colonial town in Uganda that rafting trips can be taken. Rafting the river Nile in Uganda has become a huge tourist attraction and Jinja is often quoted to be the ‘adventure capital of East Africa’, white water enthusiasts have […]

The best time of the year to Visit Uganda &  Go For Gorilla Trekking Uganda is known as a whole round travel destination to any tourist planning to travel. This is due to its climate and location to the equator. The other factor making Uganda […]

A small group of mothers were quietly playing with their fuzzy-furred babies in the dappled light of a forest clearing. None of the group appeared to take the slightest bit of notice of the clumsy tourists and park rangers who’d tramped nosily up to the […]

The Batwa, or ‘Twa people are one of the last groups of short-statured people also known as ‘pygmy’ people, and until Bwindi Rainforest was gazetted as a National Park they lived a hunter gather lifestyle in the forest. They are now some of the poorest people […]

In 1932, two blocks of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest were designated as Crown Forest Reserves. The northern block was designated as the “Kayonza Crown Forest Reserve”, and the southern block designated as the “Kasatora Crown Forest Reserve”. These reserves had a combined area of 207 square […]