Tourism at Bujagali Falls- Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours Safari updates

bujagaliBujagali falls has greatly attracted many safaris to Uganda due to its wonderful tourist activities that are carried out. Bujagali falls was a water fall near Jinja in Uganda where the Nile River comes out of Lake Victoria, sometimes considered the source of the Nile.
Uganda safaris have greatly attracted many tourists to come for an experience at Bujagali which remains one of Uganda’s outstanding natural beauty spots, and is very popular with locals on weekends. This is one of the east Africa‘s more laid back locations and it’s well worth setting some time aside to chill for a few days. A lot of travellers end up staying out here before or after a rafting trip.
Bujagali is a culturally and spiritually significant site for the Busoga Kingdom. It remains important to the Basoga people and is a scenically beautiful tourist destination along the River Nile. This is why a safari to Uganda can greatly make you explore the great Bujagali falls and its activities.
In order to increase on the safaris to Bujagali, Bujagali Lake has formed with the construction of the Bujagali Dam which was filled to its new level of 2011 metres above sea level. Several sets of cascades including Bujagali and the Grade 5 rapids at Kyabirwa (Total Gunga) and Namizi (Big Brother / Silverback) have been inundated. The raging power along the first 8km of the Victoria Nile has been diverted through the hydro-electric turbines of the new dam. Uganda now has a beautiful, small lake at the center for East Africa's center for adventure
Bujagali has many activities which are carried out by the tourists who visit or who come for safari, these include; white water rafting which is enjoyed by many of the visitors, swimming spot fishing and many others.
 Uganda Safaris/ Uganda Safari News
Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours updates 2013

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