Kazinga Channel Safari in Uganda is an exciting adventure. The Kazinga Channel links Lake Edward and Lake George over a distance of about 32 kilometers in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The channel has become a popular tourist attraction and tourists like…
Fort Portal, named after the British Consul General of Zanzibar, Sir Gerald Herbert Portal, who came in Uganda in 1890s to formalize British protectorateship over Uganda is one of the most attractive towns in Uganda. It lies in the northern…
The choice to stay at a particular safari lodge in Uganda often comes down to the proximity of the lodge to a visitor’s desired tourist attractions, the budget of the visitor and the availability at that safari lodge during a…
Jinja has over the years gained a strong reputation of fun and adventure. The availability of spectacular physical features including the source of the longest river in the world has attracted multitudes of people from far and wide who opt…
Murchison Falls National Park Uganda’s Largest Safari Park covers approximately 3,893 square kilometers. It is located in north-western Uganda at the northern end of the Albertine Rift Valley from the shores of Lake Albert up to the Karuma Falls and…