The Precious Pearl I Discovered-Essay Competition
On the 13th August 2012 I took part in the essay writing competition discussing climatic change and wildlife organized by Uganda Wildlife Authority. This...
A Captivating Road Trip to Kanungu
The 420-kilometre journey from Kampala to Kanungu takes you through some of Uganda’s most remote, yet spectacularly scenic areas.
The trip is both pleasant and...
UTB and French Embassy to Promote Tourism
Last week; the French embassy in Uganda spearheaded by Her Excellency Ambassador Stephanie Rivoal gave Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) a forty nine million shillings...
Saving Uganda’s Rothschild’s Giraffe
Uganda is home to the world’s last remaining stronghold of Rothschild’s giraffe, with over 800 of these beautiful animals residing in Murchison Falls National Park....
Gorilla Trekking Tours Rated as the Best of All Uganda Safaris
For many people to Uganda mountain gorillas are the most attractive forest creatures to watch and view in their well conserved home of Bwindi...
Mt Everest Solo Climber: None Compares to Mount Rwenzori
Ravichandran Tharumalingam, a Malaysian mountaineer, has spent the last eight days hiking Mt Rwenzori, also famously known as Mountains of the Moon.
Fondly known as...
250,000 More Tourists Expected in Uganda in 2018
Basing on the steady increase of tourist arrivals to Uganda in the past years, Uganda expects to receive over 250,000 travelers in 2018. According...
Uganda to Showcase at the London World Travel Market
Starting 6th November 2017, Team Uganda made up of 20 private companies and four government agencies are exhibiting at stall AH100 at the Excel...
Gorilla Conservation Café opens in Entebbe
A Gorilla Conservation Café was opened in Entebbe, recently; aiming at conserving Gorillas and boost coffee production. This according to organizers is aimed at...
Gorilla Trekking During Covid Times: Things to Know
Gorilla trekking in COVID – 19 seasons is a feared ventures to some people. The Covid -19 pandemic paralyzed many of the tourist activities...
