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Ever been to Uganda? Wanna visit Uganda someday? Or do you have friends in Uganda? Share your experi

04/06/2016

We had hoped to be with these guys earlier on in the day but unfortunately got a tire puncture and daylight is fast disappearing. I guess i will be seeing you tomorrow

James and Marion's travels in the pearl of Africa. Please do share with us your experiences through which we hope Tourism in Africa can be improved

03/06/2016

Breath taking right?? Uganda has some of the most beautiful and picturesque spots in the world. Make a trip to Uganda and you are guaranteed of profound and lasting beautiful memories. So let find out if it is legal to take a dive

10/02/2016

Job vacancies:
There are two jobs available for ladies only at the Vineyard restaurant and bar at Forest mall Lugogo. One is for the position of cashier and the other for the position of waitress. Experience in relevant fields is a must. Ladies must between the ages of 18 - 28 years old. They should also be able to work both day and night shifts. For more info call 0392177433

10/07/2015

Uganda has the highest population of mountain Gorillas in the world! There is only one other country with these beautiful animals and that's Rwanda. Ever gone Gorilla tracking in Bwindi impenetrable forest? Share your story!

27/06/2015

Do u love watching sunsets as the reds oranges and yellows blend beautifully and seem to vanish behind the hills as the absolute source of light appears to burn through the ground and as, with your eyes closed, you are still enjoying that mental picture, trying to relish each second of the moment, you open your eyes and realize that one beautiful moment has been replaced with another. Up in the skies, the stars twinkle rhythmically offering a sight that makes you wish you had your camping gear and just spend the night out.
Accomodation at lake mburo national park all located within the wilds of the park offers great views at any time of your stay from camp sites operated by Uganda Wildlife Authority officials to cottages and lodges offering any visitor a range of options to choose from. Some of these include Rwoyo rest centre, Mazinga camp sites, lake mburo safari lodge and mihingo lodge.
There is more to the wild Savannah than we can describe in words some sights are beyond description.

26/06/2015

Lake Mburo national park located in kiruhura district in the western region of the Pearl of Africa is the smallest of Uganda's Savannah national Parks. It's home to 350 bird species as well as impala, zebra, Eland, Buffalo, oribi, defassa waterbuck, leopard, hyena and hippo.
Once covered by open savannah, lake mburo national park now contains much woodland as there are no elephants to tame the vegetation.
The various animal species in the park are a marvel and neet the taste of any wild life ethusiast thus the major activities engaged in at the park. Such activities include bird watching from the valleys and swampy areas of the park, game drives made possible by the track network in the park, hiking and nature walks with guidance of a game ranger, horse-back safaris, sports fishing, boat voyage, you name it and it is done in lake mburo.

24/06/2015

One of the must-watch dance groups in Uganda, this group have made their name both locally and internationally. They are regular entertainers for foreign dignitaries and tourists. This lot have their own grounds now called Ndere centre where they treat international and local guests to almost all traditional dances from ethnicities all over East Africa in a single evening. Its a great place to wind up your evenning when in Kampala. Ndere troupe takes you on a jouney of East Africa's ethnic cultures in one evening....

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