The Great Migration in Serengeti
The Great Migration in Serengeti Africa’s Greatest Drama of Life, Death, and the Will to Survive Great migration of Wildebeests is the greatest natural phenomena on earth that involves the movement of about 1.2 million wildebeests with 300,000 zebras, topis, gazelles from Serengeti to Masai Mara in a clockwise movement. Every year millions of wildebeests […]
Budget-Friendly Gorilla Safaris
Budget-Friendly Gorilla Safaris Affordable Gorilla Trekking in Uganda, Rwanda and DR Congo Have you ever dreamed of an affordable gorilla safari but worried about the high costs? At Exclusive Gorilla Vacations we make your dream a reality with our budget friendly safaris in Uganda ,Rwanda and DR Congo. Whether you budget traveler seeking a low […]
New Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tracking Permit Prices in Uganda for 2025
New Gorilla and Chimpanzee Tracking Permit Prices in Uganda for 2025 Planning to go on an African safari for Gorilla tracking and chimpanzee tracking in Uganda? Uganda Wildlife Authority released new prices for Gorilla tracking, chimpanzee tracking , gorilla habituation and chimpanzee habituation. In this blog we have highlighted the new updated prices, tips for […]
Murchison Falls National Park
Murchison Falls National Park The World’s Most Powerful Waterfalls Nestled at the northern end of the Albertine Rift Valley where sweeping Bunyoro escarpment merge in a vast, palm dotted savannah. Murchison Falls National Park spanning approximately 3893 square kilometers is bisected by the mighty Victoria Nile in to the Southern Bank and Northern Bank where […]
10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Uganda In 2025
10 Reasons Why You Should Visit Uganda In 2025 Your Next Travel Destination In his famous book “My African Journey” in 1908 Winston Churchill described Uganda as The Pearl Of Africa. He was amazed by the beauty, stunning landscapes, hospitality of the people, abundant wildlife, good weather. He had travelled across various African countries but […]
Batwa People of Uganda
Batwa People of Uganda The Guardians of the Forest Batwa people also known as “Twa” are believed to be one of the Africa’s oldest indigenous people that inhabited the Great Lakes Region. They are estimated 6,200 Batwa with an average height of 140cm. In Uganda they lived in the Bwindi Forest and Mgahinga Forest for […]
