Mountaineering experience in Uganda-Uganda Safari News

mountaineeringUganda is the best tourism destination to travelers seeking for memorable hiking and mountain experiences in Africa. Given the comfortable climate and some other rare physical features that greatly support mountaineering activities, the country has success fully fulfilled the interest of travelers who have under taken mountaineering safaris to Uganda and hence to those potential travelers they should look no further than Uganda the Pearl of Africa.
Uganda as mountaineering tourism destination has country a lot of potential to both expert and amateur climbers. Uganda‘s mountaineering destination of Mt. Elgon is one of the delightful destinations to travelers who are not seniors in hiking and climbing activities. Hiking this famous mountain leads you to Wagagai peak .The highest peak of mountain can be reached by help of four different trails which are all very fascinating. The shortest route but highly rewarding Sasa trail leads climbers on Uganda safaris to the community land giving them an opportunity to explore local BaMasaba farming settlements as well as unique cultures. The Piswa trail is the longest trail when climbing to Wagagai but also it’s also the gentlest trail. Mountaineering activities in Mt. Elgon are too pleasant and most importantly to note it caters for interest of all travelers on Uganda safaris be it experienced or starters.
The most interesting but challenging hiking experience involves hiking and climbing the popular Rwenzori Mountains also dubbed the Mountains of the moon". The highly rewarding Mountaineering activities in Rwenzori Mountains are mainly recommended to expert tourists. Hiking to the highest peak of Rwenzori enables you to explore the third highest peak in Africa. The trails to the peak enable climbers on Uganda safaris to view the glacial lakes, dramatic mountain passes, gorgeous viewpoints and lush valleys.
Mountaineering in Mountains of the Moon will enable climbers on Uganda safari tours to enjoy the views of rare bird species and hence visitors who are bird watchers but participating in hiking and climbing enables him or her to enjoy the Uganda safari. The other mountaineering destinations include Muhavura volcanoes in the Mgahinga national park.
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