The history of the now Murchison Falls National Park dates back to the Uganda tour by the European explorers John Speke and James Grant in 1862. This visit was followed by a thorough expedition of the park by Samuel Baker and Florence Baker in 1863-1864 during their Uganda adventure safari tour in search of the [...]
Tourists visiting Murchison Falls National Park which is the largest game park in Uganda are recommended to go on a Boat cruise safari along the Albert Nile. These boats are either operated by Uganda Wildlife Authority or Wild Frontiers, south of the Albert Nile to the most powerful rush of water anywhere in the world. [...]
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest National Game Park in Uganda, Stretching at an area of close to 4000 sq Km, and boasting of some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. The park has several unique habitats and lots of wonderful and rare bird species. Bird watching in Murchison Falls National Park [...]
The Uganda Big Birding Day (BBD) is a birding event organized by Nature Uganda in collaboration with Uganda Wildlife Authority and Uganda Tourism Board with support from other various partners. The BBD activity combines bird conservation with awareness and tourism growth. And the plight of birds in the country is highlighted in this Uganda Big [...]
Murchison Falls National Park is undoubtedly the largest National Park in Uganda that is strategically located on the shore of Lake Albert in Northwestern Uganda. The game park is named after the mighty Murchison Falls and this is where the Victoria Nile dashes through a narrow gorge and cascades down to become a calm river. [...]
Uganda is beautiful and richly endowed. If you have not made a trip to this beautiful East African country then you cannot understand what ‘the Pearl of Africa’ really is. Interestingly, though, some people who have embarked on a Uganda Safari from across the borders, and beyond, appreciate the potential of Uganda as a tourist [...]
Kampala City - the capital of Uganda recently hosted the first investment summit to introduce public private sector partnership in tourism and conservation. The Giants Club Conservation and Tourism Investment Forum did attract crucial global investors focusing on responsible tourism in Kampala Uganda for a meeting. The Tourism Investment Forum meeting was held at the [...]
When you plan on embarking on a safari to Uganda, you will certainly need to make your choice of accommodation. Ranging from grass thatched huts and mobile camps, to high level luxury hotels and lodges, your choice of where to stay mainly will be influenced by your needs and budget. SAFARI ACCOMMODATION TYPES CHOOSE FROM: [...]
Murchison Falls National Park is the biggest national game park in Uganda. It is also one of the oldest and by 1926 it was known as a game reserve meant to protect the savannah grasslands. Mostly known of all by its remarkable Murchison Falls, where the mighty river Nile pushing through a 7-meter wide hole [...]
Rhinos were violently killed during Idi Amin’s brute regime in Uganda and the following chaotic years. However, it is still possible to see these gray giants grazing among the vast savannah on a Uganda Safari. Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary has championed the re-introduction of the extinct southern white rhino back to Uganda. Well located on route [...]
For a small, landlocked country of which very nearly 25% is lakes and waterways, Uganda surely counts in the places of interest. Mountainous, forested Bwindi impenetrable National Park is the place to go in Uganda for Wild Gorilla trekking safaris yet the country is likewise home to vast savannah reserves, lowland rainforests and captivating lakes [...]
PRIME SHOEBILL STORK SPOTS IN AFRICA Prime Shoebill Stork Spots in Africa, Bird Watching tours in Uganda, shoebill is the most unbelievable, bizarre, and large bird that you can ever come across. Uganda is blessed with over 1100 species of birds but there is this one special bird at the top of many birders [...]
