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Standing on the Equator: Uganda’s Equator Crossing Experience There’s something quietly thrilling about standing in one place with a foot planted in each of the planet’s […]
Rwenzori Mountains: Trekking the Mountains of the Moon Ptolemy wrote about them nearly two thousand years before anyone from Europe confirmed they actually existed, describing a […]
Sipi Falls: Uganda’s Hidden Waterfall Wonderland Most photographs of Sipi Falls only ever show one waterfall, the tall, elegant plunge that appears on postcards and tourism […]
Kampala City Guide: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore Kampala rarely gets top billing on a Uganda itinerary built around gorillas, chimpanzees, and savannah game drives, […]
Lake Victoria Boat Cruises from Entebbe Most visitors’ only real encounter with Lake Victoria happens by accident, glimpsed from an airplane window on final approach into […]
Uganda’s Top 10 Bird Species for Serious Birders Uganda holds well over a thousand recorded bird species inside a country roughly the size of the United […]
Tree-Climbing Lions of Ishasha: Where and When to See Them Lions are not supposed to climb trees. Their build, weight distribution, and claw structure are all […]
Sezibwa Falls and Uganda’s Cultural Legends Most waterfalls get their names from geography, a nearby town or a describable feature of the water itself. Sezibwa Falls […]
Uganda’s Coffee Trail: From Farm to Cup Most travellers arrive in Uganda thinking of coffee as something they drink at the hotel before a game drive, […]
Nyero Rock Paintings: Uganda’s Ancient Art Sites Long before Uganda had kingdoms, colonial borders, or even the ethnic groups that populate the country today, someone climbed […]
Fort Portal: Gateway to Uganda’s Crater Lakes Most travellers heading toward Kibale Forest, the Rwenzori Mountains, or the crater-studded hills of western Uganda pass straight through […]
Exploring Uganda’s Crater Lakes Region Western Uganda sits on top of a landscape that spent the last several thousand years exploding rather than erupting, and the […]
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