Winston Churchill called it “The Pearl of Africa” for its beauty, Uganda is characterized by a great variety of habitats and a very rich fauna protected in 10 national parks. The most famous of these is Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, located in the southwestern corner of the country, whose ancient rainforest is home to nearly half the world's mountain gorilla population. Further north in Kibale Forest National Park, you can observe as many as 13 primate species, including chimpanzees, but Uganda is more than just lush forests and exciting primate encounters; in the spectacular Queen Elizabeth National Park, craters, gorges, rivers, and lakes alternate with savannas home to elephants, buffalo, antelopes, and many other animals, including the famous lions “climbers”.
In these days of pure adventure, travelers will have the opportunity to admire the goodness of Mother Nature through treks through the forests to observe chimpanzees and gorillas in their natural habitat, travel the lush prairies on breathtaking safaris, and navigate the canals created by the mighty Nile, which, over the centuries, has earned the distinction of being the oldest river on the planet. An unparalleled travel experience dedicated to nature lovers seeking strong emotions in one of Africa's most beautiful nations.
The expedition will be dedicated to a small number of travellers, thus forming a group of up to 7 people.
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