8 articles to prepare your trip
8-banda lodge on the edge of Bwindi Park, near Buhoma gate. Direct base for gorilla trekking in southwestern Uganda.
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.
An extinct volcano on the Uganda-Kenya border, Mount Elgon rises to 4,321 m and offers high-altitude trekking, abundant birdlife and arabica coffee.
Lac Albert
Shared between Uganda and the DRC, Lake Albert is the northernmost lake of the Western Rift Valley. Practical guide: wildlife, activities, access and seasons.
Réserve De Pian-Upe
In the heart of Karamoja, Pian Upe Reserve spreads across 2,788 km² of wild savannas, inhabited by roan antelopes, ostriches and rare bird species.
On the border of Rwanda and Congo, Mgahinga combines gorilla trekking, golden monkeys, Virunga volcanoes, and Batwa culture in an intimate highland sanctuary.
Mbale
At the foot of Mount Elgon, Mbale is the gateway to Sipi Falls, Bugisu coffee and Bagisu traditions. Our complete guide to prepare your trip.
Parc national de Bwindi
In the heart of southwestern Uganda, Bwindi protects nearly half of the world's mountain gorillas and one of East Africa's most biodiverse ecosystems.
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