Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Uganda came world’s 3rd best must photograph travel destination

Of recent travel photography is becoming the real deal for safaris especially among the youth. Sitting down to watch granny’s holiday pictures and listen to stories of beautiful destination is becoming a thing of the past.

As the year 2019 starts many travel bloggers get down to help you plan where to tour next, on a research conducted by Huawei in celebration of the launch of the new P Smart 2019. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Uganda came world’s 3rd best must photograph travel destination after the Asian city of Colombo, Sri Lanka and Yokohama, Japan.

In just a press of a button, you can now share your travel stories with the world on different social media platforms. During the research, Huawei examined 1.3 million social media accounts narrowing down the most desirable cities, beaches, jungles, deserts and wildernesses in which out of the top ten Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Uganda came world’s 3rd best must photograph travel destination meaning many tourists on Uganda gorilla trekking safaris loved the jungle.
Gorilla trackers taking pictures of a mountain gorilla at Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

According to research, most people want to click picture these destinations in 2019. The research also discovered that many young travelers are more interested in traveling to lesser known destinations on earth. Everyone wants to find a new hot spot, take a pic and stick it online.

 “It’s interesting to see Gen Z people keen on exploring new destinations and trying to find and share their experiences with friends at these must-photograph destinations on social media.” Stated the director of the telecommunication firm (Huawei).

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is one of the four national parks in the world where mountain gorillas are still existent. The other parks are Bwindi impenetrable national park in Uganda, Volcanoes National park in Rwanda and Virunga National Park in Congo.
To have a great shot with the mountain gorillas it must be a Uganda gorilla safari, gorilla safari Rwanda or a Congo gorilla trekking safari.

With Uganda and Rwanda in East Africa, for a profusion of wildlife sightings including the big five (Buffaloes, Rhinos, Elephants, Lions and Leopards) taking a wildlife safari in Tanzania or Kenya wildlife safari is a great option.

Other must photograph travel destinations in 2019 include; Baden-Baden in Germany, Old San Juan in Puerto Rico, Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, Kartarpur in Narowal District Pakistan, Wadi Rum in Jordan, Icy Strait Point in Alaska and Isle of Harris in Scotland coming tenth.

 If you are looking for a great wow pic for Instagram or twitter, then you can start with this guide as you discover more hot spots during safari.      

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