Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa with a diverse landscape that includes the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains and immense Lake Victoria. Its abundant wildlife features chimpanzees as well as rare birds. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a renowned mountain gorilla sanctuary, while Murchison Falls National Park in the northwest is famous for its 43-meter-tall waterfall and wildlife such as hippos.The point of entry into Uganda is Entebbe International Airport, which connects to many safari destinations locally. Kidepo Valley National Park occupies a rugged, semi-arid valley bordering South Sudan and Kenya, approximately 700 km from Kampala. The park is home to big game and hosts over 77 mammal species and around 475 bird species. During the dry season, the only permanent water sources are found in wetlands and remnant pools in the broad Narus Valley near Apoka. These seasonal oases, combined with the open savannah terrain, make the Narus Valley the park’s prime game-viewing location.Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a vast forest located in southwestern Uganda in the Kanungu District. The park is a sanctuary for colobus monkeys, chimpanzees, and many bird species such as hornbills and turacos. It is renowned for its population of approximately 600 mountain gorillas—nearly half of the world’s remaining population of this endangered species.Kibale National Park is one of Africa’s foremost research sites, where many scientists study chimpanzees and other primates. Others investigate the park’s ecosystems, wild pigs, and fish species, among other topics. It contains one of the loveliest and most varied tracts of tropical forest in Uganda. The park is famous for chimpanzee tracking and is home to 70 mammal species, including 13 primate species, most notably the chimpanzee. It also hosts over 375 bird species.Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s second-largest and most biodiverse park, as well as the country’s most popular safari destination. It encompasses a vast array of landscapes, including wetlands, swamps, crater lakes, tropical forests, and open savannah, supporting diverse wildlife. Highlights include elephants, buffaloes, Ugandan kob, waterbucks, giant forest hogs, and topi—with the unique attraction of tree-climbing lions found in the Ishasha sector. In addition to game drives, visitors can enjoy boat cruises to spot hippos and crocodiles or hike through rainforests to track chimpanzees.Visa applications can be completed online on the official Ugandan government website here.

Kenya is a land of contrasts and has been in the tourism game longer than virtually any other African country – and it shows. Other nations may boast higher mountains, bigger game reserves, more exclusive lodges and more exotic culture, but what Kenya has to offer is unmatched. Kenya’s decades of experience means it still tops many travellers’ lists, with superb service, tried and tested itineraries, and the understanding that its people are as important as its wildlife in creating the perfect East African holiday. Kenya’s vast grasslands are safari-classic, with wildlife as far as the eye can see; the only interruptions being a scattering of acacia trees and life-giving waterholes. The capital city is Nairobi and the main ports of entry are Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi and Moi International Airport in Mombasa. It boasts of a number of attractions which include the Maasai Mara game Reserve; The Masai Mara not only shelters healthy populations of big cats and plains game within its compact boundaries, it’s a key home of the charismatic Maasai people, whose ownership of private conservancies has allowed them to preserve their age-old relationship with the landscape. It also gives travellers the chance to view this unique corner of East Africa through their eyes.Amboseli National park; Amboseli is in southern Kenya –Tanzania boarder – with magnificent views of Mt. Kilimanjaro – Adjacent national parks to Amboseli include; Tsavo East & West National Park before continuing its ruler-straight progress to the Indian Ocean. Amboseli if famous for Elephants and has fantastic views of Mt. Kilimanjaro.The park only receives modest rainfall, but it has a system of swamps that are fed by the Kilimanjaro mountain forest catchment and these support a variety of mammals and birds, including a population of some 1,500 African elephants.Kenya’s coastline can rival that of any tropical island – from the luxurious resorts to secluded keys, sprinkled in the warm Indian Ocean. Diani’s 10km of white sands are a classic, palm-fringed retreat – check out the reefs and the colobus monkeys. Lamu offers archaeological sites as well as beaches, and Malindi – the Italian favorite – has a cluster of affordable hotels, restaurants and bars. Visa Application to Kenya can now be done online on the government portal here. 

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