Visit Uganda the “Pearl of Africa” -Uganda safaris travel guide

Visit Uganda the “Pearl of Africa” -Uganda safaris travel guide

Blessed with beautiful landscapes, excellent wildlife watched during game drives in Uganda’s parks and smiley welcoming locals, Uganda packs a lot into one small country. Uganda is home to the source of the Nile, the world's longest river; River Nile and the continent's largest fresh water lake; Lake Victoria, and Africa's tallest mountain range; the Rwenzoris.

“Uganda is a fairy-tale”, quote by Winston Churchill. In reality, tourists that have made in Uganda on their Uganda safari/ Uganda safaris, it is tricky to deny that Uganda is not at all like another nation in Africa. A safari Uganda will give you chance to see the big 5 game on your Uganda wildlife safari/ Uganda wildlife safaris as well as other unique wildlife life. Uganda is gifted with over 10 National Parks, perfect for wildlife safaris in Uganda. Uganda; the Pearl of Africa is Africa’s biggest mixture of bird-life with over 1079 confirmed bird species which number is half of Africa’s bird species making it a perfect destination for a Uganda birding safari/ Uganda birding safari.

Uganda; one of the prime adventure safari destinations in Africa, has fantastic natural scenery, attractive fauna and flora. Uganda has lots of things that make it proud including being located along the equator, the country is also home to a large portion of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas that have attracted thousands of tourists around the world for Uganda gorilla safaris/ gorilla trekking safari tours. Half of the world´s remaining mountain gorilla population is found in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park Uganda making them perfect destinations for gorilla safaris Uganda/ Uganda gorilla trekking tours. Uganda as a unique and a captivating tourist destination for travelers interested in gorilla tours Uganda, the county is also rich with Uganda cultural tours, wildlife safaris Uganda, bird watching safaris in Uganda, Uganda hiking safaris/ mountaineering safaris Uganda among others. Rafting the Nile is another thing you shouldn’t miss while in Uganda for it offers a world-class adrenaline adventure, but the country's most iconic experience is tracking mountain gorillas in their misty habitat.

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