5 articles to prepare your trip
Entebbe combines century-old botanical gardens, riverside forests and lakeside habitats for exceptional birdwatching. Over 300 species, including the Shoebill, accessible within an hour of Kampala.
In Mgahinga's forest, the Batwa Cultural Trail reveals the ancestral way of life of the Pygmy people: hunting techniques, medicinal plants, Garama cave, and polyphonic songs, guided by community members.
Kidepo Valley National Park, in far northeastern Uganda, offers some of East Africa's most authentic jeep safaris: lions, elephants, Rothschild's giraffes, and a rare sense of solitude.
Discover a proud people fiercely defending their traditional way of life as semi-nomadic pastoralists: the Karamojong in Ouganda. Visiting a "Manyatta," the name given to Karamojong villages, guarantees an immersive encounter with African roots, from welcome to homestay experiences, through language, dwellings, people and community organization.
Nearly half of the world's mountain gorilla population lives in the remote forests of Uganda. Set out in search of them and you'll discover that our closest relatives are truly fascinating creatures.
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