Safari Blog
May 18, 2021
There are so many things to do and see in Jinja and the upper Nile, Jinja is set on the northern shore of Lake Victoria 80km east of Kampala city, Jinja is a large and historic town whose main claim to fame is as the source of the mighty Nile; the place where the world’s longest river exits Africa’s largest freshwater lake to commence an epic 6,500km journey to the Mediterranean sea via Murchison falls, the desert of Southern Sudan, Sudan and Egypt.
May 14, 2021
Uganda is the only country in East Africa where you can enjoy gorilla habituation and chimpanzee habituation encounter; it is one of unforgettable safari experience in the wild.
May 12, 2021
There are some good lodges near; about 10 minutes walk from the Rushaga Gorilla Tracking trailhead.
May 10, 2021
Kyambura Gorge Lodge: The lodge is about 1 km north of Kichwamba trading center, the architecturally innovative lodge consists of the main building converted from the […]
May 8, 2021
Most visitors who visit Bwindi’s Rushaga Gorilla sector come to see the endangered Mountain Gorillas in their natural habitat, however, there several activities or things to do and see in the Rushaga Gorilla Sector in Southwestern Uganda.
May 7, 2021
For a visitor who wants to spend more time with the Giant Apes, you need to book gorilla habituation permits in advance, a maximum of 4 people are allowed to habituate mountain Gorilla for 4 hours on all-day gorilla habituation encounters in the Rushaga area of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
May 6, 2021
About Nkuringo Gorilla Group Nkuringo gorilla groups : Nkuringo is was opened for gorilla habituation and gorilla tracking in 2004, the sector lies at a high […]
May 6, 2021
Rwanda Increases Gorilla Permit Tariffs : Rwanda increases gorilla permit tariffs : Kigali, 6 May 2017 – The Rwanda Development Board today announced an increase in […]
May 2, 2021
Murchison Falls National Park is one of Uganda's largest parks, named after the Murchison Falls, where the mighty Nile is pushed through an 8-meter-deep gorge into the "Devil's Cauldron," resulting in an ever-present rainbow. The explorer Samuel Baker named the Murchison Falls in 1864, calling it "the most powerful fall of the entire course of the river."