All about the savanna Patas Monkey, Uganda primate The patas monkey has a white mane on both sides of its face. The male’s mane is longer than the female’s. Actually, people call the Patas monkey the “Military monkey” because of Read More

Know Before You Go: How to Hike Mount Nyiragongo, an Active Volcano How to Hike Mount Nyiragongo, an Active Volcano. Yes, you can actually camp next to an active volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Intrepid travellers recognise Mount Read More

What If I Fail to See Gorillas | Chances of Seeing Gorillas Many travellers ask? What happens if I fail to see gorillas before booking a safari? As a result, they often seek reassurance about their chances of a successful Read More

What Shoebill birds do we see in Uganda? The Shoebill (Balaeniceps rex), commonly known as Bulwe in Luganda, lives in undisturbed African wetlands; it is endemic to countries such as Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Rwanda. Researchers have also recorded sightings Read More

Why is Uganda called the Pearl of Africa? British statesman Winston Churchill popularised the phrase “Pearl of Africa” to describe Uganda’s rare blend of stunning natural beauty, rich wildlife, and vibrant diversity. To begin with, Churchill visited the country in Read More