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Lake Kivu Lake Kivu holds a rare, almost paradoxical distinction: it’s classified among the world’s few “exploding lakes” given the

Big Five in Rwanda | Akagera National Park    By the early 2000s, Rwanda had no lions and no rhinos

Mount Gahinga & Mount Sabyinyo: Day Hikes in Mgahinga Two of Mgahinga Gorilla National Park’s three volcanoes offer genuinely achievable

Katwe Salt Lake & Crater Lakes Most travelers arrive at Queen Elizabeth National Park thinking entirely about wildlife, tree-climbing lions,

Kalinzu Forest | Chimpanzee Tracking in Uganda Ask any experienced Uganda operator where to send a budget-conscious traveler for chimpanzee

Budongo Forest Reserve: Chimpanzees, Mahogany Trees & Birdwatching Budongo holds a claim as the largest natural forest in East Africa,

Lake Bunyonyi: Island Hopping, Kayaking & Post-Safari Relaxation Lake Bunyonyi’s name, meaning “place of many little birds” in the local

Bwindi Gorilla Sectors Explained: Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga & Nkuringo Bwindi Gorilla Sectors; Bwindi Impenetrable National Park covers roughly 321 to

Kyambura Gorge Kyambura Gorge sits in the eastern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, part of the wider 156 square-kilometer

Sezibwa Falls: Cultural Heritage & Nature Trails Most Ugandan waterfalls are visited purely for their scenery. Sezibwa Falls is different: