Uganda and Rwanda safaris the most interesting safaris to tourists-Uganda safari News

ugandaUganda and Rwanda are the best countries for safari visits since tourists get the chance to see different attractions in the National parks, Museums, Dian Fossey, Genocide Memorial Site and so many others. The countries provide tourists with the green vegetation that shows the pearl of Africa and this praised by tourists while on their safaris in Uganda and Rwanda.
The culture of Uganda and Rwanda is distributed in different kingdoms of having different norms, dressing code, language and few things in common realized, this therefore surprises many tourists while on their Uganda and Rwanda safaris as they get to know different cultures in the different kingdoms and tribes. This brings out the uniqueness of Rwanda and Uganda any other country hence attracting more Uganda and Rwanda safari visits.
Rwanda and Uganda safari tour exposes tourists to the community walks where you will see different communities making hand crafts like the pottery, baskets, bracelets, bangles, mats, cloths and so many others. While on safaris, tourists always buy these and take to their loved ones back in their countries who are also attracted to come and have safaris in Uganda and Rwanda.
Tourists visit different places where the drums are made and they get to know how the drums are crafted and used. The Ugandan local food also amazes many tourists on their Uganda safari as they taste the true African food like Luwombo which is so sweet and traditionally prepared, plus other local food like lumonde (sweet potatoes), muwongo(cassava) and so many others.
There are many things that tourists on safari in Rwanda get to know and carry out not forgetting the most interesting gorilla tracking activity in Uganda which done in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park and in Rwanda it is done in Volcanoes National Park. The chimp tracking, boat cruise, game drives, Nature walks, birding and so many others. This and much more has attracted many tourists to make more safaris in Uganda and Rwanda as the top tourist destinations.
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