A visit to Uganda’s tourist attractions- Uganda Safaris & Tour news

gorilla trekking safariUganda has got many tourist attractions which have attracted many Uganda safaris hence increasing the revenues of the country. These attractions are a base in the development of the tourism industry in Uganda. This has completely helped in encouraging more tourists to come to Uganda in order to enjoy these attraction 
Uganda is considered to be a tourist destination because of its game stock and the scenic beauty, this makes it a country with substantial natural resources for tourism development with a variety of landscape and ecosystems , culture and the climate, all these have helped in increasing safaris to Uganda hence increasing revenues of the country.
Uganda has got several tourism products that have continued to attract visitors to come for safaris in Uganda; these include, bird watching, spot fishing, boating, primate watching, this includes mountain gorilla trekking and chimpanzee tracking, there is also mountaineering and the common water rafting.
In addition, most of Uganda’s wildlife is concentrated in the protected areas, forest reserves and the wildlife reserves. These animals have increased the number of safaris since they are loved by the tourists who come to visit Uganda.
These attractions which have increased safari visits to Uganda include; Murchison falls national park which has got the big five that’s to say the elephants, lion, buffalos, rhinos, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park which harbours many mountain gorillas which have attracted gorilla trekking safaris, Mgahinga National park which have both mountain gorillas and the golden monkeys for tracking, Kibale National park which has got chimpanzees, Kidepo national park which also has the big five wild animals and many more. These have helped in increasing the numbers of tourists to the country and also the development of the tourism sector of Uganda. 

Uganda Safaris/ Uganda Safari News

Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours updates 2013


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  1. Roger David7 August 2019 at 01:49

    What a lovely tourist attractions, looking forward for more interesting posts like this one.
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