The East African Tourist Visa, Rwanda, Kenya, Uganda

About the East African Visa. What is the East African Tourist Visa? This idea of the single regional East African Tourist Visa is to make it so easier and attractive financially for the tourists to be able to visit the whole east African region. You will be able to visit the three countries on a single tour. On this exact blog, you will find more details about the East Africa tourist Visa application process for Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda. Even…

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Mount Elgon National Park

MOUNT ELGON NATIONAL PARK Mount Elgon National Park is located in Eastern Uganda and on the western border of Kenya. It is majorly made up of Mt. Elgon where its name was derived from; the mountain is an extinct volcano and considered to be one of the oldest mountains in East Africa, it’s a large mountain covering 80km in diameter and around 3070m in height, its higher altitude harbors a lot of flora and fauna. Mount Elgon has 5 major…

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Lake Victoria

In Uganda is placed the largest lake in the world...Lake Victoria.  This fresh water lake is typically identified as Nyanza, is without a doubt two times the entire area of Wales and additionally provides the natural boundary between Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. The lake stands out as the heart on the African continent, the source of its longest river, the Nile. Around the 1800s, the question on the River Nile was one among the outstanding mystery of African quest. Subsequent…

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Flights to Uganda

Uganda is another incredible country to visit on your East Africa safari and tours.  A number of tourist come here on Uganda safari tours for a number of reasons that include visiting the incredible range of Uganda National Parks, waterfalls like the 19m high Sipi Falls, undulating green hills of south western Uganda and mostly for the rare opportunity to do Gorilla Tracking in Uganda by the foot hills of the snow capped Rwenzori Mountains. Entebbe is the heart of…

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Uganda Travel Guide

Uganda is found in east Africa in what is popularly referred to as the richest safari region in Africa. It shares its boundaries with Kenya in the east, Tanzania in the south, Rwanda in the south western mountain borders, DR Congo in the west and southern Sudan for the north. Uganda is a least visited African Safari destination when compared to its neighbors Kenya and Tanzania or even South Africa. Uganda tourist Attractions One may wonder why Uganda is called…

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River Nile Tours Jinja

Jinja is a major commercial centre and the second largest city in Uganda. It is located 80km east of Kampala, on the banks of Lake Victoria at the source of the River Nile. Jinja is more than an industrial town; it is actually the source of the world’s longest river, Nile the flows northwards and drains into the Mediterranean Sea in Egypt. It takes about 3 hours to drive form Kampala to Jinja, to the source of the Nile. The…

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Ngamba Island Safari, Chimpanzee Sanctuary

NGAMBA ISLAND Ngamba Island is part of the Koome group of islands located on Lake Victoria 23km south of Entebbe, Uganda. It consists of approximately 100 acres, 98 of which are forested and separated from the visitor’s area by an electric fence. The northern part of the island is occupied by local Lake Victoria fishing community. There is also a camp, research centre, forest reserve and game viewing platform where chimps a re fed everyday. Ngamba Island Safari Ngamba Island…

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Murchison Falls National Park

Murchison Falls is Uganda's largest National Park crossed by the Nile River, the world's longest, winds through it meandering through a narrow rock gorge to form the Murchison falls from which the park is named. The Murchison falls national park is part of the larger Murchison falls protected area that extends some 5,00sqkm to include Karuma and Bugungu wildlife reserves. Rabongo and Kaniyo Pabidi forests Trails through Kaniyo Pabidi forest, 8km inside Kichumbar Gate, provide the opportunity to track chimpanzee…

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Kibale Forest National Park

KIBALE FOREST NATIONAL PARK The Kibale Forest is located in western Uganda in Kibale district with one of Uganda’s remaining equatorial rainforest contains the highest concentration of primates in the world - thirteen species live here including about 500 chimpanzees. the park lies in a protected area adjoining Queen Elizabeth National Park making a diverse wild habitat and eco-system for western Uganda. It is an enchanting forest full of lakes, marshes, patches of grasslands, lowland tropical rainforest, deciduous forest and…

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Kampala City Tours

KAMPALA CITY Welcome to Kampala...the land of Seven Hills The capital city of Uganda. Kampala, is spread over ten hills and derives its name from a kiganda expression "kasozi k'empala meaning - the hill of antelopes. The origins of the Kampala go back to 1891 the when King Kabaka of Buganda had his court on Rubaga and Mengo hills. Today the city views are of magnificent evergreen trees, gently disrupted by red-tiled villas, green iron-roofed bungalows, as well as taller…

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