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Category Archives: Uganda
East Africa – End of Trip Reflections
Life is undeniably tough here. In rural areas, subsistence is a daily reality, and access to education and healthcare is far from guaranteed. There were moments on this trip that caught me off guard emotionally. The contrast with life in … Continue reading
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Mountain Gorilla Trekking – Bwindi Impenetrable Forest – Uganda
Mountain gorilla trekking isn’t cheap, and it isn’t easy. On 12th February 2026, I spent one hour with a habituated gorilla family in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. No theatrics. No exaggeration. Just a rare, carefully managed encounter — and a simple question: was it worth it? Continue reading
Lake Bunyonyi Should Be Compulsory On Any Ugandan Travel Itinerary
Lake Bunyonyi — the “lake of little birds” — is one of Uganda’s most peaceful and powerful places. Island hopping, deep history, incredible people and the best Rolex I’ve had so far. A must-stop on any Uganda itinerary. Continue reading
21 Days In Breathtakingly Beautiful Uganda
Discovering Uganda in 21 days — travelling by public transport from Entebbe and Kampala to Murchison Falls, Lake Bunyonyi and Bwindi. Continue reading
Guereza Canopy Lodge – At One With Nature
Surrounded by lush forest, birdsong, and frequent monkey sightings, Guereza Canopy Lodge delivers an authentic jungle atmosphere without sacrificing comfort. Continue reading
A Truly Memorable Afternoon With The Chimps
An unforgettable afternoon chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest, Uganda — rainforest trails, wild encounters & raw African magic. Continue reading
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Crater Lakes Tour: Fog, Boda Bodas, And Spectacular Views
Some mornings begin gently. Others begin at 5am with coffee and me in my usual travel mode – a man with a plan. Continue reading
Amabere Caves, Nyakasura Waterfall And A Stunning Lake Vista
The scenery: lush greenery, birds doing their thing, and the distant sound of water that makes you feel like you’re truly in nature. Then you arrive at the caves and the geology lesson begins. Continue reading
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Sambiya River Lodge – Where The Nile Whispers And Wildlife Wanders
Set just 15–20 minutes from the Top of the Falls, Sambiya occupies a beautifully secluded spot overlooking the Sambiya River valley, where birds, primates, and the occasional elephant provide a front-row seat to wild Africa. The open-fronted main lodge offers sweeping views across forest, river, and floodplain — ideal for sunset drinks, wildlife watching, and that quiet moment when Africa gently resets your soul. Continue reading
Murchison Falls, The Nile Unleashed
Set inside Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest and oldest national park, the falls mark the point where the Victoria Nile begins its long journey north toward Sudan and eventually Egypt. Continue reading