Gorilla trekking draws most visitors to Uganda first, but the country's game viewing credentials extend far beyond primates, spanning tree-climbing lions, the largest elephant population in East Africa, and enough biodiversity to rival far more
Read MoreThe rich volcanic soil and reliable rainfall that make southwestern Uganda ideal gorilla habitat also make it exceptional farmland, and Uganda agritourism is an increasingly popular addition for travellers who want to understand the working
Read MoreUganda's extraordinary network of lakes and rivers, anchored by the Nile itself and Africa's largest lake, makes it a genuinely underrated freshwater fishing destination. Fishing in Uganda centres on two headline species, the enormous Nile
Read MoreMost safari experiences put a vehicle or your own two feet between you and Uganda's wildlife. A horseback safari at Lake Mburo National Park does something genuinely different: it puts you on horseback, moving quietly
Read MoreA gorilla trekking trip delivers one unforgettable photograph almost by default, but the wider journey through Uganda and Rwanda offers considerably more than that single moment. This guide rounds up the best photo spots across
Read MoreWhile mountain gorillas rightly dominate the conversation, a smaller, considerably more energetic primate is drawing steadily growing attention in 2026. Golden monkey trekking in Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is increasingly popular among visitors who want
Read MoreIf recent headlines about an Uganda Ebola outbreak gave you pause about your gorilla trekking plans, here is the clear, sourced update: the outbreak is over. The World Health Organization officially declared the end of
Read MoreTwo of the most popular family travel windows on the calendar, UK October half-term and US Thanksgiving, both fall within reach of a well-timed gorilla trekking trip to Uganda or Rwanda. If you are weighing
Read MoreBwindi Impenetrable National Park has a new addition to its roster of trekkable gorilla families. The Happy gorilla family, based in the Ruhija sector, was officially opened to tourists in April 2026 following confirmation from
Read MoreUganda's tourism sector has recorded 12 percent growth in 2026, a figure that puts the country firmly among Africa's fastest-growing travel destinations this year. Uganda tourism growth 2026 is being driven by a combination of
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