Air Travel Safety Rise to a higher Level Through advanced Pilot Skills in Uganda.
There have been several aircraft crush incidents that have been happening all around the world and they have been due to several reasons like Pilot error (weather related) represents accidents in which pilot error was the cause but brought about by a [...]
Air Uganda Started New Operations in Kigali
Air Uganda is the designated national airline for Uganda which was formed in 2007 and began commercial flight operations on November 15, 2007 with its Headquartered in Kampala. The Airline operations base is at Entebbe International Airport, and it operates scheduled flights from Entebbe to various countries in Eastern Africa [...]
Safari Clothing Uganda
Safari attire is casual and invariably comfortable. A combination of light clothing, hats, sturdy shoes, long sleeve shirts, sweat shirt or fleece for evenings up country will do. Because of Uganda’s position on the Equator, a need for sun cream is necessary. Although women in up country may feel more comfortable wearing clothing [...]
Birds in Uganda
Uganda has a great variety of habitats, packed into a fairly small area, and has a bird list nearly at par with neighbouring Kenya. It is dotted with state of the art game reserves, including Murchison Falls national park, lake Mburo and Queen Elizabeth national park, and many less visited ones, such as [...]
Birding in Uganda
Uganda is a true African birding destination, located across the equator. Uganda attracts
migratory birds from North and South hemisphere. Uganda is the richest country for birds in Africa. It has almost half of the species known on the African continent and over 10% of those recorded throughout the entire world. Over 1,000 species [...]
Queen Elizabeth safari Park
Queen Elizabeth National park, which is described as “Uganda’s Great Rift Valley” by Andrew Roberts, is the second largest and it is almost 1,978 sq. km. It is bordered in the West by Lake Edward and in the North by the Rwenzori Mountains, and is divided in two sectors, the North and [...]
Gorilla tracking in Bwindi National Park
It is the major tourist activity in Bwindi, consisting of four gorilla groups currently available daily fro tourists. The groups currently include; Mubare group, which consists of 10 gorillas and one silverback. This group was opened to tourists in 1993.
The second group is Habinyanda group, which consists of 18 gorillas [...]
Bwindi Gorilla Safari Park Rules
For conservation reasons, visits to the gorillas are tightly controlled. The following rules apply and must be strictly adhered to: -
Don’t leave litter. All litter must be carried out of the park and disposed off properly.
No one with a communicable disease is allowed to enter the park.
Don’t spit on the [...]
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park
Its found in Uganda in the Southwestern Uganda, on the edge of the Albertine Rift and its shared by three different districts which are; Kisoro, Kanungu and Kabale districts. The distance from Kampala, which takes 10 hours is approximately 534Km from the city. The park is boardering the Democratic Republic of [...]
Packing for a Gorilla tours
What to bring for a gorilla tour
Wear shoes with good traction, suitable for steep muddy slopes.
Gorilla tracking can be a long and grueling walk, so track yourself.
Good manners, for gorilla watchers.
Carry rain gear, sunscreen and a hat, as the weather is fickle.
Carry water and food.
Keep your voice down or quiet, [...]
