A British colony until it's independence in 1962, Uganda encompasses any African experience a traveler could ever dream of: Snow caped mountains, clear blue lakes, dense misty forests, bustling city and towns, cascading waterfalls, white water rivers like the mighty river Nile and highest concentration of earth's primates found in this country of hospitable and friendly people makes it travelers' paradise.
1. Hospitable and friendly people.
In most times Uganda as tourism destination comes on the world map of tourism due to its distinctive tourist’s attraction which range from the wildlife and the beautiful scenic beauty of the country. The pearl of Africa Uganda is generally gifted with various natural resources for tourism and some on these include the variety of ecosystems, beautiful landscape, as well as the climates and these are responsible for many Uganda safari companies like Pongo safaris. However little has been explored about the hospitable people of Uganda and their unique culture and yet it’s where tourists can have full enjoyment of their safari experience.
2. Jinja: Source of the Nile and East Africa's adventure capital.
Jinja town gives you a glimpse of a typical African town.Situated on the banks of lake Victoria at the source of the world's longest river, the Nile, Jinja is an adrenaline junkie's paradise with a tropical climate and surrounded by lush forests and sugar cane fields, there's a smorgasbord of activities to keep travelers busy with many adventurous safari activities like; Kayaking, Bungee jumping, White water rafting, Horse-back riding and many other activities awaiting your arrival to explore this East Africa's adventure capital.
3. Wild game views.
Uganda a home to "Big Five" a term that was coined by the big-game hunters to refer to the most African animals difficult to hunt down on foot and these include; African Lion. African Elephant, Cape Buffalo, African Leopard and the Rhinoceros. Is well distributed with well conserved and protected ten (10) national parks all over the country stocked with enough fauna and flora
4. Endangered Mountain Gorilla.
It is said that there are approximately 786 Mountain gorillas remaining in the world and it is approximated that half of this population is found in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga National Parks respectively. You can visit either of the parks for a remarkable gorilla tracking experience that is organized in a group of 8 individuals to track a single gorilla family always headed by one silver back gorilla.
This activity pays off with a lot more other safari attractions depending on how your safari package is arranged. 5. Scenery to die for.
Uganda has one of the beautiful scenery view spots in Africa for travelers.
Ssese islands in Lake victoria; Africa's largest lake providing you stunning white sand beaches and burning sunset in the world. Waterfalls: Sipi and Murchison provides visitors with just enough reasons to get happy with their cameras for magnificent photo shots.
After visiting Uganda you'll find it a wealthy activity to be done once in a while as it has more to offer every single visit. You'll find your holiday a remarkable African experience with a number of safari companies like Pongo safaris that are ready to serve you from the time you land on the soils until you are on your flight back home.
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