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Uganda and Rwanda are East Africa’s hidden treasures, offering safari experiences that feel deeper, richer, and more personal than anywhere else. While famous neighbors like Kenya and Tanzania boast wide-open plains and spectacular big game safaris, Uganda and Rwanda take you into a wilder, more intimate world — where misty mountains, lush forests, and rare wildlife encounters steal your heart. 

In Uganda, you can trek through the dense jungles of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to lock eyes with endangered mountain gorillas, cruise alongside hippos on the mighty Nile River, marvel at tree-climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park, and conquer the snow-capped peaks of the legendary Rwenzori Mountains. 

Across the border, Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park offers thrilling gorilla treks through bamboo forests, while Akagera National Park delivers classic Big Five safaris against a backdrop of lakes and savannahs. Nowhere else on Earth can match Uganda and Rwanda for the life-changing experience of gorilla trekking — an emotional, humbling journey that brings you closer to the wild than you ever thought possible. What truly sets these countries apart is not just the diversity of landscapes, but the emotional depth of the experience — from the resilience of Rwandan communities to the awe of standing among ancient forests — every moment feels raw, real, and unforgettable.

Top Places To Visit in Uganda

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, located in southwestern Uganda, is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site. Its name, meaning “a place
Jinja is a city in eastern Uganda. Here lies the source of the Nile, a place where the world’s longest
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is located in the southwestern corner of Uganda, on the forested slopes of the ancient Virunga
Kibale National Park is located in western Uganda’s vibrant heartland, about 326km from Kampala. Also known as Kibale Forest National
The Queen Elizabeth National Park of almost 2000 square kilometers is located in southwestern Uganda. It’s about a 7-hour drive
Lake Mburo National Park is Uganda’s smallest savannah park and it is conveniently located and easy to access. For example,
Kidepo National Park in Uganda is one of the most remote wildlife parks in East Africa. It is also one
Murchison Falls National Park is located in the northwestern Uganda, about a 6-hour drive from Kampala. It is Uganda’s oldest
Entebbe is in central Uganda, about 44 km southwest of Uganda’s capital, stunningly situated on the shores of Lake Victoria