A breathtaking country in Africa full of amazing scenery and outstanding ladmarks is barely visited by tourists. Africa is home to some of the most amazing natural ladscapes in the world, many of which have been overlooked by tourists from around the world.
However, African countries like this one should probably be on your radar if you are chasing unique experiences and picture-perfect views. Uganda is located in East Africa and is one of the nations that surrounds Lake Victoria. A country with a turbulent past, there are many reasons for modern tourists to consider Uganda when they are planning thier next adventure, especially if nature and wildlife is an experience that they would like to feature in their next holiday. Uganda has a lot to experience and for many, it is an unforgettable once in a lifetime trip.
To get to Uganda, you will likely fly into Entebbe International Airport (EBB), with flights available from London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Glasgow. Before you go tio Uganda, it is important to make sure that you have all necessary vaccinations.
British tourists going to Uganda need to be vaccinated against yellow fever. This is a requirement for entry into the country. It is advised that travellers also have vaccinations for diphtheria, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps and rubella.
Uganda has a huge amount of things to do, all of which have been praised by previous visitors. One of the top things to do in the country is Murchison Falls National Park, located on the shore of Lake Albert and famous for the breathtaking Murchison Falls.
There is also Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre, somewhere visitors can get close to amazing African animals like giraffes, elephants, lions and more. This special place cares for animals that are often victim to poaching and the meat trade, and it is a rewarding visit for those who are passionate about wildlife.
Perhaps the most stunning view in this underrated African country is that of Lake Bunyonyi. This massive lake is located close to the border with Rwanda and is a one of a kind sight to see. There are a number of viewpoints from above the lake and it can also be explored on a boat tour.
For those looking to see beautiful African wildlife and nature, then some other amazing spots to catch just that are places like Kazinga Channel, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife Ranch and Sipi Falls.
For those seeking cultural experiences, there is also plenty of that in Uganda. Cultural and historic attractions in Uganda include Gaddafi National Mosque, Baha’i Temple and Kasubi Tombs.
Ugandan food is also an exciting part of a visit to this country. Traditional Ugandan dishes include Matoke, which is a stew made frm plantains, and Luwombo, which is meat steamed in banana leaves.
Uganda is full of traditional restaurants serving up local cuisine. Plus, the locals here, including the restaurant owners, are known to be incredibly friendly, something that is always a welcome bonus for tourists exploring somewhere new.
Other traditional dishes that you have to try when you’re in Uganda incldue Katogo, Ugali and Kikomando. Much of this can be enjoyed in Uganda’s capital city, Kampala.
This metropolis is home to 1.8 million people and a range of experience for visitors, as well as top-rated hotels that will make your stay as comfortable as possible.
However, when you are choosing where to stay in Uganda, there are some unique options to consider that will give you an experience like no other. There are villas, lodges and campgrounds located in some of the most beautiful parts of the country, giving tourists an opportunity to properly immerse themselves in the nature and wildlife here.
