Enjoying the best Lodging services at Mihingo Lodge in Lake Mburo-Uganda Safaris News


mihingo safari -lodgeMihingo Lodge is a wonderful, peaceful as well as an exclusive lodge located just adjacent to the famous Lake Mburo National Park. It has total of ten rooms and these particular rooms are constructed on wooden platforms with stilts and the roofs of the lodge are covered by a thatched roof. The entire ten rooms offer comfortable and the best accommodations to tourists on their Uganda safaris. The temporally placed spacious tents in the thatched roof is availed with en-suite bathrooms full of attractive views and sights including even hot as well as cold running water plus showers, and flush loos which can be used by visitors especially after hectic daily activities of exploring lake Mburo park..
Each and every luxury tented rooms of the lodge are built on the Lodge’s private piece of land and these offers the visitors on their wildlife safaris to Uganda an opportunity to enjoy the serene calm environment in complete solitude. Placed in varied settings, some rooms are positioned in a forest, some with magnificent views of the lake as well as rocky outcrops.
The main dining area in the lodge is a big thatched structure constructed out of rocks plus the wood of dead weathered olive trees which were sourced locally and native grasses. Hence this offers chance to visitors to have an experience to spend a night in one of the rooms constructed by use of local African materials. Below the dining area, beautiful swimming pool extends out from the permanent rocks and tends to disappear into the vast landscape beyond and therefore visitors on their luxurious Uganda safaris can experience swimming activities in the beautiful waters of the lodge’s pool.
In the Lodge’s dining and pool area, visitors can freely have the beautiful sights and views of a westward positioned valley and its stunning, attractive, magnificent evening sunsets over the wonderful Lake Mburo National Park.
Besides lounging by the pool, visitors can also enjoy the sounds of nature as well as watching nearby wildlife which are roaming in the lake Mburo national park. The other interesting activities that visitors have access to include participating in game drives, horseback safaris, boat trips among others.
In terms of responsible travel, Mihingo Lodge is environmentally friendly accommodation and the buildings are built in such a way that it melt into the rocky outcrops and savannah landscape around them. Electricity as well as hot water, and water pumps are powered by the help of solar energy and there is a natural water catchment system to take advantage of the rains pour.
Uganda Safaris/Uganda Safari News
Prime Uganda Safaris and Tours Ltd

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