This national park is one of Africa’s gems bringing the most biodiverse safari experiences in the pearl of Africa. With over 100 different mammal species, tourists get lost in the breathtaking sceneries, straddling the equator mark, and the shimmering lakes George and Edward not missing their famous linkage - the Kazinga channel.

Ishasha sector features a rare scenery of tree-climbing lions that should not be missed on any safari. One gets to enjoy views of the famed big five, enjoy elephants playing in water with their trunks, buffaloes, Topis, waterbucks, and glance at rare bird species like the Shoe bill stork, pink flamingos, fish eagles among others.

Bwindi National Park is famed for its immense population of mountain gorillas that are rarely caught sight of in most parts of the world. The true definition of natural beauty is captured in this park, ranging from the lush thick forest that gives off a wowing cool breezee to the undulating landscape where the majestic mountain gorillas stay.

With over 500 living in the pristine environment of Bwindi, tourists get a chance to catch sight of any gorilla family of their choice during a 1-hour gorilla trekking adventure or the 4-hours gorilla habituation experience. Tourists also get to enjoy the vast wildlife and culture of the Indigenous Batwa people.

Skip the stories about the heavy falls of this national park by booking a tour of its majestic place to visibly prove the unending beauty that befalls Murchison Falls National Park.

The park has a lot of wonders being the largest and oldest in Uganda. Visitors get a chance to stop by the Albertine Rift Valley escarpments to admire the beautiful views given off by over 451 bird species in this location. There are also 76 mammal species roaming through the park. The Murchison Falls are the major highlight of this park as it is 7 meters wide and falls through a height of 45 meters forming a splashing loud fog.

Engage in a hiking adventure to the top of Murchison falls and feel the freshness of its sparkling water.

Other attractions in the park include Rabongo, Budongo, and kaniyo pabidi forests which offer adventurous chimpanzee trekking and chimpanzee habituation experiences as well as magical nightlife to those who enjoy camping and night nature walks.

The source of River Nile is not only a heartbeat for Uganda but various countries like Sudan and Egypt benefit from its existence.

While on a trip to Jinja, tourists get to gaze at the lush green plantations on the road like tea plantations, sugar, and rice plantations.

Explore the Romantic Sipi Falls

The Eastern region of Uganda shines with well-paying views from the three falls that make up the famous Sipi. The falls naturally ooze out of the rocks and beautifully find their way down.

Visitors can either hike the falls or engage in abseiling adventure on-site. Tourists shouldn’t miss visiting the nearby community to gaze at the famous Arabica coffee that’s grown on a large scale in the region.