Why Visit Uganda?
Natural Wonders
- Wildlife: Uganda is home to 7% of the world’s mammal diversity and 53.9% of the global population of the remaining mountain gorillas.
- Birdlife: With over 1,069 bird species, Uganda represents over 50% of Africa’s bird population.
- Unique Geography: From the Rwenzori Mountains (Africa’s 3rd, 4th, and 5th highest peaks) to the Virunga volcanoes and Lake Victoria, the world’s second-largest freshwater lake, Uganda is naturally blessed.
Primate Paradise
- Uganda is the premier primate destination in the world, boasting the largest population of mountain gorillas and thousands of chimpanzees.
- Pristine forests like Kibale and Bwindi National Parks are top destinations for primate trekking.
Top Wildlife Safaris
- Murchison Falls National Park: Famous for its stunning waterfalls and rich wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, and hippos.
- Queen Elizabeth National Park: Known for its big game, over 600 bird species, and chimpanzees.
- Kidepo Valley National Park: CNN Travel ranked it the third-best park in Africa, with over 77 mammal species.
Cultural Richness
- Uganda is home to 64 tribes, each with a distinct culture, language, food, dance, and dress.
- Notable cultural sites include the Uganda Martyrs Basilica Namugongo, the Bahai Temple (the only one in Africa), and the Gaddafi Mosque.
