Why visit Kibuye and what to do in Kibuye? Rwanda city visits and tours in and around Lake Kivu. Adding Kibuye to your Rwanda holiday gives you the thrill that was missing on your Rwanda safari program. Kibuye is one of Rwanda’s most beautiful towns and best tourism destination. It is located in the western […]
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This is a very dense forest and vast part of the great Ituri Forest that stretches in the DR.Congo, It is the only in Uganda composed primary of tropical lowland forest, land is quiet flat and creating a startling contrast to the rugged Rwenzori mountains nearby. There are a number of animals in the park […]
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The 120km Ruwenzori chain is regarded to be the legendary snow-capped Mountains of the Moon, described by Ptolemy in AD150. Reaching an elevation of 5,109m, it is also Africa’s tallest mountain range, exceeded in altitude only by the free-standing Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro. The distinctive glacial peaks are visible for miles around, but the slopes […]
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Queen Elizabeth national park. Queen Elizabeth national park, is Uganda’s most visited game reserve and it’s the second biggest national park, it boarders DRC on its western side lying on the base of the rift valley between lake George and Edward. It’s known for the big four animals those are the lions, elephants, the buffaloes […]
Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s largest national park, covering approximately 3,893 km² within the wider Murchison Falls Conservation Area, which extends to about 5,072 km² together with Bugungu Wildlife Reserve and Karuma Wildlife Reserve. Located in northwestern Uganda at the northern edge of the Albertine Rift Valley, the park stretches from the shores of […]
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park in Kisoro, Uganda Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is Uganda’s smallest national park, covering 33.7 km² in Bufumbira County, Kisoro District, in the country’s far southwestern corner where Uganda meets Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The park occupies the Ugandan slopes of 3 extinct Virunga volcanoes, Mount Sabyinyo (3,645 m), […]