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  6year in Tourism

  pioneeruganda 1 1 -1 recommends this, April 24, 2012

  Weather in Uganda is tropically hot, with monthly high temperatures around 30 degrees Celsius available most of the year. There are two rainy seasons, the first of which is between March and May and the other between October and November. As the wet periods often meet heavy rainfall, traveling to Uganda is best done between December and February or between June and September.

  Getting there. Located in Eastern Africa, Uganda is best reached by air through Entebbe Airport near Kampala, or through the Kenyan capital Nairobi, which is the main air traffic hub of East Africa and offers frequent bus connections to Uganda. Bus connections are available for travelling around inside Uganda. Joining a safari group is an easy way to get around, and internal flights are also a suitable way for moving long distances or through some unsafe areas of the country. Inside the cities, taxis are favored for transport, but also rental cars are available in most main cities.
  Uganda as a beautiful country can be support as to why should not miss visiting it, please find here below reason why:
  - Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
  Mgahinga is one of the two places Uganda for gorilla viewing, but the gorillas in this park move between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda and are as such not always viewable. Never the less the gorilla permits are cheaper here than Bwindi, the other Park with a collection of gorillas. 1. Track the Mountain Gorillas
  this endangered species-less than 700 survive in Bwindi National Park and the Virunga Mountains- is the is sure to thrill.
  2. Game Parks Galore; serene as they come.With 95% of their genes bearing semblance to those of humans, they are genetically one of the closest primates to Human beings. the pursuit of this gentle giants
  With the kind of game parks available in Uganda, every village could be a national park. - Want to savoir the unique impala, head to Lake Mburo National Park. Lake Mburo National is the only National park to contain an entire lake, and is the park closest to Kampala.
  - If it is the giant forest hog or Uganda Kob you are into, then the Queen Elizabeth National Park is your place.

  - Kibale Forest National Park
  With over 13 species of primates, Kibale is a must visit.The park also boosts the large community of wild Chimpanzees.
  - Kidepo National Park has the answers to all the question, that bird enthusiast might pose, as it wonderfully makes up for the challenges it poses in accessibility with its variety of wildlife, especially bird life.
  - Murchison Falls National Park. Very impressive, this park Murchison falls National park is covered by mostly untamed savannah. It constitute a point at which the Nile burst out into a white water rage, all the way to the bank where the buffaloes, crocodiles, hippos and waterbucks take it easy for close up viewing.

  3. Eco-Tourism sites:
  You are thinking of visiting the wild, but have very limited time to travel upcountry, wher most of the wild reserves and National parks are found. Don't call anything off yet, the National Forest Authority recently declared 11 forest reserves as Eco-tourist site sand including Mbaira forest reserve and all this are within 55 Kmor less of the capital city.
  - Mount Elgon National Park, the 4th highest mountain in Africa is one of for the adventurous climber.Mt Elgon is an extinct volcano with magnificent waterfalls, caves, gorges and hot springs.

  4- Visit the source of the Nile, fancy checking out the point where the worlds longest river starts? prepare for a journey to Jinja an hour from Kampala city Center and you are there!

  5- Variety on the Victoria - The world's tropical lake offers more than just beautiful Islands. For one its good enough a sight to take in for water shy, but the temptation to try and catch some Nile perch could turn out too great to turn down, as could that sail on its serene waters.

  6- Catch some fish, with a third of the country covered by water, Uganda offers a wonderful opportunity for those keen on sports fishing. What are you waiting for?

  7- Nyero Rock Paintings, The impressive

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