With 326 Gorillas, gorilla safaris and gorilla trekking tours are the main tourist activity within Bwindi.  Each day, 2 gorilla groups are normally accessible for tourists to see. The Mubare group consisting of Sixteen gorillas with One Silver back was officially opened up for tourism back in 1993.

Uganda Tourist Visa – Single Entry. This visa is granted to travelers coming to Uganda for tourism, medical treatment, family visit etc. this is a single entry visa and can be granted up to 3 months. Where to apply: the visas are available online through the Immigration portal.

“Uganda is mostly known for its mountain gorilla tourism and most people visiting Uganda will include a gorilla trekking experience in their itinerary. It is possible go on a Uganda gorilla tour as an add-on to an East African safari in Kenya or Tanzania, but […]

This is the ideal way to travel if you like the socializing and sense of security that a small group tour affords. Plus you’ll have the added benefit of a tour leader. They’ll look after pretty much everything – from your transfers and accommodations, to […]

When going for a safari in Uganda, the kind of safari vehicle you use contributes a lot to your overall experience. There are three main types of Uganda safari vehicles used by Uganda Safari Travel Agencies. These include 4×4 safari land cruisers, safari vans, and overland safari trucks (campervans and motorhomes).

How best and fast can I reach to Bwindi Forest Uganda?  How to get to Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Uganda can be reached either by road or air depending on the itinerary, time of stay, kind of safari (luxury, moderate or budget) and other factors of […]

Why Uganda Should Be Your Next Travel Destination In Africa A small east African country offers visitors of all ages and experiences some of Africa’s best and most unique safaris and wildlife experiences. Uganda offers a variety of activities, including gorilla and chimpanzee safari options, […]

Gorilla tracking on Honey moon is the best experience you can have while on your safari in Uganda. Gorillas can be tracked year-round, although they are easier to track in the dry season.

There is a host of bus services connecting all East African capitals and major cities, but with EAC-enhanced co-operation in the area of transport, East Africans can now drive private cars across borders and across the entire EAC region.

Uganda is home to the largest population of mountain gorillas. This endangered primate lives between Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).