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Zebras hide in the teak groves, impala lurk between the acacias and all the while tourHQ guides in the Lake Mburo National Park offer some of Uganda’s top wildlife spotting.
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Uganda, often referred to as the "Pearl of Africa," is a land of unparalleled natural beauty and biodiversity. Protected and nurtured within its lush forests and mist-covered mountains are some of ...
In a world becoming increasingly interconnected, travel has evolved beyond mere exploration, with environmental concerns and the preservation of local communities taking center stage. In response to ...
Kibale National Park, the primate capital of the world!
While the year 2020/2021 have been unprecedented and the future of travel remains uncertain for now, we’ve picked out some promising trends in planning for future safari in ...
Go gorilla trekking in Uganda Rwanda & DR. Congo.Here are some of the points to keep in while choosing a gorilla tour package.
A memorable experience with our closest relatives, the chimpanzees, will require the expertise and confidence of a host company and guide, such as that Range Land Safaris provides. With an ...
Uganda the land of "Mountain Gorillas'
Have you ever taken time to know why Uganda is referred to as the pearl of Africa and where it is located?
Today, Tourism in Uganda is built on the concept of ecotourism and the main focus is placed on sustainable use of the natural and cultural attractions which are the foundation of Uganda’s tourism ...
Rhinos have a very bad sight but an extreme good sense of smell.
Today some families of these tree lions have migrated from the south of the park (Ishasha)
Uganda is blessed by Nature with a wide range of rain forests
The pearl of Africa also has a number of Herbivorous animals including the African Elephant which is the world’s largest land animal and it’s also one of the most intelligent and entertaining to ...
Forest Elephants communicate with one another over long distances through calls that most often are too low to be heard by humans.
This is the White Nile Tributary.
A whirlwind of zebras and buffalo, impala and waterbuck, the Lake Mburo National Park sits neatly nestled on the edge of one of Uganda’s main highways connecting Kampala to the parks out in the west. That makes it not only one of the nation’s smallest protected areas but also one of its most accessible. Dominated in the main by sweeping, sun-splashed savannah and swampland, this 260-square-kilometer gem of ecotourism boasts campsites and safari lodges between its acacia groves, along with the waters of the eponymous Lake Mburo to boot. Just try to be on hand when the flocks of endangered migratory birds or crashes of rhinos make their way to the banks for a spot of watering. Lake Mburo National Park tour guides can help plan game drive or boating excursions and stays in the area, with other alternatives including balloon rides or treks through the papyrus wetlands and forested gorges that dominate the landscape.
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