ADVENTURES IN UGANDA –UGANDA SAFARI NEWS

adventureSafaris to Uganda offer an exciting and memorable experience. Uganda is blessed with very many adventure activities in which tourists can engage in.Uganda safari offers you white water rafting as one of the adventure activities done in Bujagali dam. Uganda’s Water rafting offers tourists some of the best wild water rafting in the world.
Gorilla trekking safaris in Bwindi impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park provides tourists with adventure experience while trekking down the mountain gorillas for some good hours. Trekking in the beautiful rain forest gives you the chance to learn about these magnificent animals. Bwindi National Park also gives you an Adventure Safari walks along the Batwa trails and while listening to the sound of birds calling from the Forest.
Safaris in Uganda also offers you other trekking activities like Rhino trekking at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, chimpanzee trekking in Kibale national Park and in Budongo forest reserve in Murchison Falls National Park, taking a nature hike and listening for the calls of the chimpanzees in their natural habitat as you draw closer to where they are hunting Provides you with memorable experience to take home.
Uganda safaris to the Nile gives you the chance of engaging in Nile cruise giving you a chance to enjoy relaxing for few hours. Exploring the starting point of the longest river in the world offers a memorable experience to our safari adventurers therefore discovering the Nile is a must visit destination for Adventure tourists.
Mountain climbing in Uganda is also one of the adventure activities offered to the tourists. Rwenzori Mountain offers one of the most experiential adventure safaris in Uganda. Hiking to the top of Rwenzori Mountain also known as Mountain of the moon gives you a real experience of adventure.  Safari to Uganda to Mount Elgon also provides you with the chance of hiking to the top and also engaging in Mountain Biking.
Experience horse riding in Uganda safaris through exploring the country side of eastern Uganda, riding along the Nile, villages, through Mabira forest and farmlands and hence giving you a remarkable experience.
Safari walk in the national parks allows you to see the smaller creatures which complete the ecosystem like the butterflies, creepy crawlies among others and also gives you the chance to engage in birding safaris. Uganda is well known for birds therefore safari walks can enable you to spot out the different and unique bird species like the rare shoebill stork and very many bird species.
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