In Mparo Village, Hoima District is the Royal Burial site of Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom-Mparo Royal Tombs. The Mparo Royal Tombs are one of the most treasured historical sites/royal tombs in Uganda alongside the Kasubi Tombs which are a UNESCO World Heritage site for the Buganda Kingdom and the Karambi tombs of Tooro Kingdom. Bunyoro Kingdom was...
In Hoima district, western part of Uganda is a popular block of rainforest that once covered about 41144 hectares, The Bugoma Central Forest Reserve. It is 200km from Kampala and the swathe of the tropical forest is rich in biodiversity. The forest reserve is a medium altitude semi-deciduous forest. Bugoma Central Forest Reserve is bordered...
TORO-SEMLIKI GAME RESERVE The Toro-Semliki Game Reserve is Uganda’s oldest protected natural area and was among the first gazetted areas established in 1926. The reserve extends to over 543km2 and runs northeast of the Bundibugyo to Ntoroko, a sprawling fishing village on the shores of Lake Albert. Toro-Semliki Game Reserve is topographically remarkable, set on...
Uganda is a country for many and it manages to always seduce and fascinate. It is home to some great wildlife experiences one can ever imagine, has diverse culture, and is impressive. The pulsating and colorful composition of lush jungles, savanna areas teeming with wildlife, and other attractions that can be embedded in safaris are...
Uganda’s attractions are unevenly distributed, some are near the capital-Kampala (short driving distances), and other are far (over 500 km drive). If you have a lengthy time in the country, say you are staying/living, working, having a work shop, or studying here and you need an escape from the city, to see the country more....
Away from Uganda’s famous attractions, (Gorillas, chimpanzees, and other natural attractions), in the district of Kumi a few kilometers off the Eastern Safari Circuit, are six rock shelters on a rock out crop with Art created by ancient tribes of Uganda-The Nyero Rock Paintings. These the finest of the several rock art sites and other...
Best places to see mountain gorillas? Our experts list 3 countries for watching mountain gorillas in Africa.These survive high in the forest highlands of the Virunga massif and Kigezi Highlands from elevation of 2400m to 3900m.
Tourism product development is always about bringing new and innovative products, experiences, and services to a market for tourists to buy. It can take any form and is not necessarily about introducing a whole new experience. It can be a famous experience to a new destination. East Africa’s Luxury destination, Rwanda, on the 19th of...
