Roaming Uganda

Weekly Quiz? Which Animal is not part of the Big 5? A. Lion B. Rhino C. Cheetah #ExploreUganda #ExploreWest

Our recent lion sighting in Queen Elizabeth National Park

Conservation Uganda: Responsible Travel Small groups and local guides reduce impact. Thoughtful choices matter in Uganda. #ExploreUganda

Conservation Uganda: Anti-Poaching Efforts Rangers patrol parks daily. Protection ensures wildlife survives. Conservation sits at the heart of Uganda safaris. #ExploreUganda

Conservation Uganda: Community Lodges Local ownership supports jobs and schools. Staying local strengthens Uganda tourism. #ExploreUganda

Conservation Uganda: Gorilla Protection Permit fees fund ranger work and habitat care. Conservation keeps gorilla trekking in Uganda alive. #ExploreUganda

Seasonal Uganda: November to December Festive travel meets green scenery. Great for couples and families visiting Uganda.

Seasonal Uganda: September to October Short rains return. Prices soften. Conditions stay good for safaris in Uganda. #ExploreUganda

Seasonal Uganda: June to August High demand months bring busy parks and clear views. Prime time for gorilla permits in Uganda. #ExploreUganda

Seasonal Uganda: March to May Green landscapes and fewer visitors define these months. Birdlife peaks. This season suits relaxed Uganda travel. #ExploreUganda

The tallest Mammals on Earth

Seasonal Uganda: January to February Dry weather favors gorilla trekking and game drives. Roads stay clear. Early-year safaris work well in Uganda. #ExploreUganda