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Best 05 Hotels in Jinja, Uganda

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Jinja lies in southeastern Uganda, approximately 54 miles (87 km), by road, east of Kampala, the capital. The city is located on the shores of Lake Victoria, near to the source of the Nile River. Jinja is the largest metropolitan area in Jinja District, and is considered the capital of the Kingdom of Busoga. Originally, the name ‘’Jinja’’ comes from...

Road Trip with 4×4 Rooftop Tent Through East Africa

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Uganda Rooftop tent car
Are you planning to go road tripping with 4x4 rooftop tent car through Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania and you want to explore beautiful tourist places at your own pace? Better go with private rented 4×4 jeeps like Land Cruiser Prado, GX, V8 and Land Cruiser LX hardtop and enjoy the hassle-free road trip expedition in any of the...

Top 10 Best Hotels in Kampala

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Looking for where to stay in Kampala? For accommodation while in Kampala, you do not need to worry. The increase in the number of visitors has inevitably made it necessary to improve on the facilities available in Kampala. Some of the best hotels in Kampala with best services include the following; Serena Hotel Kampala. This exquisite 5-star oasis is nestled...

A Guide to Kampala City, Uganda

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Munyonyo commonwealth resort
Kampala City Guide is a comprehensive guide to Kampala, Uganda. Find hotels, restaurants, religious places, markets, malls, attractions, craft shops, bars and many more that are worthy visiting on your trip to Kampala city. Welcome to Kampala, the vibrant capital city of Uganda! This comprehensive city guide will help you navigate through the bustling streets, discover cultural treasures, indulge in...

Encounter Premium Primate Safari in Uganda

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Gorilla trek in Bwindi
Admiring to have a primate safari in Uganda? Interact with Nature Adventure Africa Safari team to take you to primate parks as Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park and Kibale National Park. In these parks you will see primates such gorillas, chimpanzees among others and you will also spot some bird species. These national parks give a...

Best 10 Gorilla and Wildebeest Migration in East Africa

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Kenya tour
Are planning to go gorilla safari in Africa? It is either you visit Rwanda or Uganda. We are African travel company always offering the suitable and best gorilla migration safari in Africa, you will head to Rwanda in Volcanoes National Park one of the best national parks to encounter mountain gorillas in Africa. After this experience fly to Kenya’s...

Kigali and Gorilla Trek Excursion

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Gorilla tours in Uganda
This Rwanda safari will take you to Akagera National Park for the big five experience, Volcanoes National Park for gorilla trekking as well as golden monkey trekking and end with a city tour that will enlighten you on the historical and cultural sites around the city. The moment you land on the land of thousand hills, you will be welcomed...

Explore Uganda’s Safari parks and reserves

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Gorilla Trekking Tours in Uganda
Uganda often referred to as the "Pearl of Africa," is a country blessed with an abundance of natural wonders and rich biodiversity. From the iconic savannahs of Murchison Falls National Park to the misty rain forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda's safari parks and reserves offer a diverse range of experiences for travelers seeking adventure and wildlife encounters....

Rwanda Tours: See Gorillas and Beyond

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Rwanda the land of thousand hills is one of the amazing gorilla tour destinations in East Africa and rebranded as the new luxury gorilla trek destination with its three main national parks together with its famous political history as well as their culture. This Rwanda safari will take you to Volcanoes National Park for gorilla trekking, Nyungwe Forest National...

Kenya Safari Vs. Tanzania Safari Holidays

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Although both Kenya and Tanzania host the great migration phenomenon, Serengeti National Park is nearly ten times bigger than the Mara and is home to more diverse habitats. This means that wildlife densities in the Masai Mara are better because it is smaller. So, if you only have a few days for safari then you will probably see more...