Uganda

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Winston Churchill once referred to Uganda as the “Pearl of Africa,” and his words still ring true today. This small country is packed with an incredible array of landscapes, wildlife, and warm hospitality.

Uganda is home to some of Africa’s most impressive natural features, including the continent’s tallest mountain range, the Rwenzori, and the source of the Nile, the world’s longest river. The country is also home to Lake Bunyonyi, the world’s third-deepest lake, and Lake Victoria, the continent’s largest freshwater lake.

For adventure-seekers, Uganda offers a world-class adrenaline experience when rafting the Nile. However, the country’s most iconic experience is tracking the gentle giants, the mountain gorillas, in their misty habitats in Mgahinga National Park, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, and chimps in Kibale National Park and several other locations.

In addition to gorilla tracking, Uganda offers wonderful savannah safaris with good wildlife viewing in Queen Elizabeth, Murchison Falls, and Lake Mburo National Park. The more remote Kidepo Valley National Park is also a hidden gem for safari enthusiasts.

Uganda is a paradise for nature lovers, with a vast bird population of over 1,000 species, representing 11 percent of the world’s bird species. The country offers opportunities to view some of the world’s rarest and most sought-after birds, reptiles, butterflies, and rewarding botany.