Uganda is Africa’s excellent destination. The Muslim country contains the Africa’s highest mountain range, the Mountains of the Moon in Rwenzori National Park. It is the origin of the great River Nile.
Uganda has a naturally tropical climate usually characterize by the wet and dry seasons From December to February and mid-June to mid-August, is the perfect time when tourists heavily book the flights to Uganda from all over the world.
Entebbe:
Entebbe being most commercial city contains Uganda's International Airport, two 5 star hotels, sports complex, library, seven newspapers, six FM radio stations, and five television networks. The main sightseeing in Entebbe is the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre having more then 200 animals and bird species and the local herbs. Relax at the Entebbe Resort Beach, a riverside resort across the Lake Victoria. Do stop at Kigungu, a fine fishing village and at the Ssese Islands, which make a perfect locale for unusual birds. The Kibale Forest, is housing over 300 birds species of and the biggest concentration of primates in Africa. The Gorilla Tracking Safari and the elusive mountain gorilla must also be visited.
Jinja:
Jinja is an important financial and agricultural centre with extensive plantations of sugarcane and tea. Nile Resort complex is located right on the source of the Nile.
Break at the animal sanctuary at Buwenge. Or move to Buyuma, an island at the Lake Victoria. The fantastic place to hang out with friends with a lime drinks is the Rumours Pub a cozy restaurant located on the riverside and offers a fantastic sunset to diners.
Trip to the famous Bujagani falls to enjoy kayaking and water rafting. The Ssezibwa Falls and the Mabira Forest are known for its exotic primates, birds and butterflies. Some of Mahatma Gandhi's ashes were sprinkled over the Nile in Jinja there is a small memorial garden at the site and a Hindu temple near by.
Kampala:
Kampala is the national capital, believed to be founded on seven The City has maintained its charm as the greenest in Africa.
The most significant sights are the two cathedrals of 1900s, Namirembe anglican, and Rubaga, catholic. The Kibuli Mosque, tomb of the Baganda Kings, are also very fascinating sights. The Nakasero fresh food market is one of the most colorful locations of Africa. The visit of Uganda Museum is worthy, with its compilation of musical instruments, which are free to play. To enjoy the gorillas in their natural habitat do visit Bwindi National Park.