9 Most Visited Places in Uganda
Uganda is undoubtedly one of Africa’s most visited Safari destinations and it is without a doubt a wonder to revere. Uganda’s unique summer-like weather which stretches throughout the year, its unbelievable terrain and ever-green vegetation has tourists falling in love with the Pearl of Africa. Today, we highlight some of the must see and most
Traveling With Children On Safari In Uganda
Now that covid is out of the way…kind of, travel is back on the menu and we are here for it. The worldwide lockdown inevitably led to Covid babies (oops) meant an increase in babies being born. Although there wasn’t necessarily a baby boom in the world as earlier expected, it is safe to say
9 Amazing Facts About The African Elephant
One of the big five animals, the African elephant is commonly found in African savanna parks and some forests. This blog brings you the reason why the elephant is our pick today and we bring you 9 amazing facts about them. Follow with us to learn more about the African elephants. My first encounter with
Ssese Islands;A Beautiful Destination In Uganda
Here goes our trip to Ssesse Islands on the mighty Lake Victoria; Africa’s largest freshwater lake, serving 3 countries within East Africa. She gives water and life to Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya. To grasp the aurora of this trip, one must gaze upon the sky from the hind deck of the MV Vanessa. As she
Queen Elizabeth National Park: Uganda’s Most Visited National Park!
On the 9th of October, 2020, Ntungo wildlife safaris Ltd set off for their trip to Queen Elizabeth National Park- Uganda’s most visited national park. After a very thorough planning process, this was a very exciting undertaking. At 7:30 AM, with everyone present at our assembly point, we set off for Fort Portal. We were
Uganda’s Most Interesting Snakes
Snakes have been greatly stereotyped by the communities in which they sometimes stray, but it is important to know that man is not on their menu and therefore appreciate their contribution to the society which includes but not limited to tourism, rodent reduction among others. Uganda hosts 4 of 6 world’s deadliest species. Uganda’s warm
