Kidepo Valley National Park is probably the most isolated but by far the most epic game park at a distance of over 700 km from the capital "Kampala" this game park is a true definition of typical African wilderness. With a large number of Buffalos, Ostriches and Zebras, it is home to yet another 75 species of mammals and over 470 species of birds that make it a perfect destination for birders and family escape
Virunga National Park in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is a UNESCO world Heritage Site and home of the eight Volcanic mountains including the famous Nyirangogo mountain known for its gigantic Lava lake,its is believed to be the most active Volcano in the World with its last eruption being in 2002,its not closely monitored and flocked with tourists who wish to see this natural wonder
While history reverberates all around, Jinja is as much about the here and now as the past. It’s about eating tilapia in a crowded bar or seeing out the end of the day over a drink on a buzzing plaza. The extreme travelers have long since mastered the art of celebrating and the city’s great annual festivals after there adventure, notably the Nyege Nyege Festival and Jinja Trade show among Uganda's most heartfelt.
The waters of the Rwenzori gathered in the great lakes of George and Edward find in the heart of the Queen Elizabeth who later leads to the waters of the White Nile and for many the lake victoria is believed to be the source of the Nile but climbing to the top of this mountain will introduce you to many exciting facts because it feels like winter in the evenings and summer during the day making it one of the most thrilling attractions in Uganda
