Eco-tourism: Peace and Quiet Safaris, Kampala, Uganda - East Africa Safari
- Kampala, Uganda
Discover Uganda: Chobe Safari Lodge
Located in the Murchison Falls National Park, this Five Star lodge is undoubtedly the gem in Uganda's crown of tourism destinations.
The breathtaking panoramic views, coupled with the sounds of the River Nile's magnificent rapids, sets the scene for an adventure that will impress even the most discerning of visitors.
For more news visit
Follow us on Twitter
Like our Facebook page
Eco-Adventure Tours Africa: Peace and Quiet Safaris - Kampala, Uganda
- Gorilla trekking has become one of the major safari activities in Africa particularly in Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) . The mountain gorillas form a corner stone of Uganda's National tourism industry. The majority of the people who come to Uganda to see gorillas will also have time for other parts of the country. Video by the MediaMojoGuy.com.
Uganda: Planning a Trip to National Parks | #WhereisAJ?
AJAY JAIN
Sub-Saharan Africa is teeming with wildlife across many countries like Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Namibia to name a few. But Uganda is where you may want to be in despite it not featuring on too many itineraries.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority ( is doing a good job managing over 10 national parks and I was fortunate to visit three of their finest recently. Join me in my game drives and plan your own itinerary accordingly.
PARKS VISITED
* Murchison Falls National Park
* Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
* Queen Elizabeth National Park (drove through Ishasha wildlife sector to get here and got a good sense of this park too)
PLANNING AN ITINERARY IN UGANDA’S NATIONAL PARKS
No amount of time is enough is you really love being in the wild and close to its flora and fauna. But we all need to draw a line somewhere - do provision for at least 2-3 full days in each park. When you visit Bwindi, you can be there for just two nights - you arrive on day one, go gorilla tracking the following morning, and return the following day.
MAIN ATTRACTIONS OF EACH NATIONAL PARK
* Murchison Falls National Park: It gets its name from falls by the same name on the Nile river. Don’t miss out on a river cruise where you can get close to the falls and feels sprays all over you (and your cameras!!). The river itself is home to countless hippos and crocodiles while the park boasts an impressive line-up to include lions, leopards, elephants, hyenas, giraffes, water buffaloes and many species of birds, reptiles and other mammals. The landscape draws you in - from the crack of dawn till night falls. Magical is the word for Murchison.
* Bwindi Impenetrable National Park: You go to Bwindi for the endangered Mountain Gorillas. They sure make you work hard for the sightings. Expect to be out all day tracking them through thick forests and slushy paths; the hilly terrain tests you, and be prepared to fall, slip and slide on your backside. A good scrub is what you will need at the end - but the sightings of gorillas will leave you glowing.
* Queen Elizabeth National Park: Another park that will leave you stunned with its virgin beauty. Elephants are to be found in abundance here - as are many other species of birds and animals. Take sunset cruises in the Kazinga channel and go up close to hippos, water buffaloes, crocs and thousands of birds hovering around you. Vast plains with pockets of thick forests make game drives a pleasure and an adventure - you never know what lurks around the corner.
SELECTING THE RIGHT GAME DRIVE VEHICLE AND GUIDE
Your experience in the jungle is largely shaped by your guides and the vehicles they use. You can choose from the comfortable closed vehicles with an opening in the roof or from those open on all sides; I prefer the latter as I can shoot from all angles and also remove the soft covers should I need angles from higher up. I always interview guides before selecting one - not only is their knowledge important, but they should have a good sense and intuition in tracking animals. Of course, no one can guarantee any sightings.
DO YOU BOOK A GAME DRIVE VEHICLE ALL FOR YOURSELF OR SHARE?
It all depends on your budget. A shared vehicle in obviously cheaper but it gives you lesser flexibility in choosing shooting positions as well as asking the guides to take you to your areas of interest. Personally, I save elsewhere but prefer to have a vehicle and guide to myself. I cherish the relative privacy too - it resonates well with the silence of the forest.
HOW DO YOU TRAVEL BETWEEN NATIONAL PARKS IN UGANDA?
Most parks in Uganda are within a few hours driving distance of each other. Of course, it can take longer if you were to go directly from, say, Murchison to Bwindi. The road network in quite extensive in Uganda, and they are mostly of good quality with low traffic density. You can also book rides on small planes that land on strips inside reserves but these are more expensive than equivalent flights in countries like Kenya; lower numbers in Uganda lead to higher operating costs here.
READY TO HAVE A WILD TIME IN UGANDA? MARASA AFRICA ( MAY BE THE RIGHT BRAND TO HOST YOU.
Kampala EXperience by Safari Moments Uganda
Get through Kampala City, a city of Seven hills
Safari®Dance in Kampala, Uganda
The Rhythm, The Simplicity, The Fun
The Universal Language of Dance
WE ARE SAFARI
Kampala City Tour | Uganda???????? | Vlog 22
The old name of Uganda was Boganda. Uganda is considered as a pearl of Africa because of its beautiful lakes, birds and safaris. Kampala is the capital of Uganda. It is Situated in the country’s most prosperous agricultural section, Kampala exports coffee, cotton, tea, tobacco, and sugar. Although second industrially to Jinja (40 miles [64 km] east-northeast), the city has numerous food, metal-products, and furniture enterprises and a tractor-assembly plant. It is the headquarters for most of Uganda’s large firms and the chief market for the Lake Victoria region. Kampala has a technical institute and is the seat of Makerere University, which was founded in 1922 and became a university college in 1949 and a university in 1970; for many years it was the only such educational institution in East Africa. Kampala also has the Uganda Museum. The city is home to several mosques (including the white Kibuli Mosque), Hindu temples, and Christian churches (notably Namirembe Anglican Cathedral and Rubaga and St. Peter’s Roman Catholic cathedrals).
Kampala is the hub of the nation’s road network and lies on the railway from Kasese to Mombasa.
Follow me on Instagram
Follow me on Facebook
The Camera I used :
Website :
Write me for questions and business promotions.
asadmadni2012@gmail.com
The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz Safari Kampala Uganda (2012) - Champagne Life.mp4
Gerald Albright and Rick Watford perform Champagne Light @ The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz Safari Kampala Uganda (2012)
Bass: Rhonda Smith
Guitar: Rick Watford
Drums: Marcus Williams
Keys/MD: Mo Pleasure
Percussions: Rico Del Monte
Lighting: Dave 'Rev' Black
FOH Engineer: John Baker
The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz Safari Kampala Uganda (2012) - Saving All My Love (For You).mp4
Selina Albright and Gerald Albright perform Saving All My Love as a tribute to Whitney Houston @ The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz Safari 2012.
Bass: Rhonda Smith
Guitar: Rick Watford
Drums: Marcus Williams
Keys/MD: Mo Pleasure
Percussions: Rico Del Monte
Lighting: Dave 'Rev' Black
FOH Engineer: John Baker
Safari in Uganda: The beauty that Murchison falls national park holds (Part 3)
The third and final part of the series on safari in Murchison Fall National Park takes a look at the adrenaline packed adventure activities like the 45 minute hike up Murchison falls-a hike that is not for the faint hearted.
We also tell you why Chobe safari lodge is the ideal safari destination and how that can fit perfectly into your budget.
Subscribe to Our Channel
For more news visit
Follow us on Twitter
Like our Facebook page
Kampala EXperience by Safari moments Uganda
A trip through Kampala
Safari in Uganda
Mzungus in the Pearl of Africa 2016.
Murchison Falls Nationalpark Safari, Uganda 2-3/12-2016
Music: Artofescapism/The water
Mockfjärds Fönster och Seniorklubbens resa med IAS till Uganda 2016. Entebbe, Kampala, Pader, Rhino Refugee Camp Arua District, Murchison Falls National Park.
The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz & Soul Safari Kampala, Uganda (2012) - Thank You Uganda.mp4
Regina Belle thanks Uganda @ The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz & Soul Safari Kampala, Uganda (2012)
Uganda's open-Roof tourist bus provides Kampala's scenic landscape experience
*A private tour firm in Uganda is giving Ugandans and visitors a chance to experience Kampala's scenic landscapes aboard the city's first ever sightseeing tourist bus.*
Promote Uganda Safari wants passengers onboard the open roof, double-decker bus to see historic buildings and sights that are significant to the country's history and culture.
It's interesting. We get to see the things that we don't see every day and that you are able to take a picture because you know when you are moving in t…
READ MORE :
Africanews on YouTube brings you a daily dose of news, produced and realised in Africa, by and for Africans.
Africanews is the first pan-African multilingual media outlet, unique in its concept and vision.
Subscribe on our Youtube channel and receive all the latest news from the continent.
Africanews is available in English and French.
Website : africanews.com
Facebook :
Twitter :
The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz & Soul Safari,Kampala Uganda (2012) - No Rhyme No Reason.mp4
Marion Meadows and Selina Albright perform No Rhyme, No Reason @ The 5th Annual Nile Gold Jazz & Soul Safari, Kampala Uganda (2012)
SAFARI IN UGANDA: Discover the little known Semliki Wildlife reserve
In our continuing exploration of little known game parks and reserves, we head to Semliki Wildlife Reserve in Ntoroko district. The journey to Semliki is worth the entire trip with its breathtaking scenery and natural wonders in the different areas along the way.
#NTVNews
Subscribe to Our Channel
For more news visit
Follow us on Twitter
Like our Facebook page
Ugandan Safari | Motions
MUSIC:
Motions - MAGIC!
hey! welcome,
• • •
my family and I were able to go on this incredible vacation in Uganda during the summer. I filmed some of the experiences and put together this video. Please excuse my poor uploading, I am trying my hardest not to leavee such long gaps between uploads. Anyways, have an amazing rest of the day :))
~ social medias
instagram • laraainc
email • laraartelicious@gmail.com
sound effects:
Typewriter ~ YouTube: Jackson Smith
Censor BEEP ~ YouTube: Hebsterz
Ding ~ YouTube: RoyalFreeSound
end card:
There for you ~ Martin Garrix & Troy Sivan
BODA BODA SAFARI IN KAMPALA
Ever thought of a tour around Uganda’s Capital on a motorcycle? Well walter wandera a former motorcycle rider is offering a brand new way to discover Kampala’s tourist sites on a motorcycle locally known as “Boda Boda” With his team of riders they take tourists to those sites whose tourism potential hasn’t been fully utilized. Samuel Ssenono reports
Nile Safari in Uganda
Horseback riding in Uganda along the Nile river - lovely landscapes and cultural introduction, on fun, well-trained horses.
SAFARI IN UGANDA: The beauty that Murchison falls holds
Subscribe to Our Channel
For more news visit
Follow us on Twitter
Like our Facebook page