Being a landlocked country, you might think there isn’t much to see. Well, you’re in for a surprise. Uganda is country you can visit all year long, with our very equatorial weather and landscape, the scenery is captivating from the time you land in the country. Here are some of the must see places when you visit Uganda. Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. Talk about the epitome of your trip. Your trip is not done until you come here. Home to the last Mountain gorillas or as we like to call them –The gentle giants. It is located in south western Uganda bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo and Virunga National Park. For a chance to appreciate nature in its most virgin state, you’ll be awarded a couple of hours to trek through this thick dense jungle and track for the gorilla families. With lodges that are at the edges of the forest, wake up to the most beautiful site of misty jungle and sleep to the sounds of the many birds that have found habitat. Click here for more details on how to make your gorilla trekking memorable. Murchison Falls National Park. Further north of the Albertine rift valley lies the Murchison Falls national Park. The vegetation is characterized by savannah and woodland. The community of game animals includes lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes, hartebeests, Uganda kobs, baboons, buffalos and many bird species. The Murchison falls stream all the way from Lake Victoria and Victoria Nile forcing itself down a small nick within the rocks, seven meters wide, and flows to forty three meters below with a booming sound therefore forming a cloud of water splashes that form a stunning rainbow. It is indeed quite a site. Rwenzori Mountain National Forest Lovers of hiking, this is a must stop for you.
Being a landlocked country, you might think there isn’t much to see. Well, you’re in for a surprise. Uganda is country you can visit all year long, with our very equatorial weather and landscape, the scenery is captivating from the time you land in the country. Here are some of the must see places when
