Uganda is a country of amazing uniqueness not only its people, but also in the natural endowment ranging from rare animals, intriguing bird species, mystic cultural sites to breath-taking sceneries. Uganda is a country of great adventures. On one hand, you have the towering silence of the Rwenzori Mountains, the quiet gurgling of river Nile, and the misty expanses of numerous tea and sugar plantains. Yet in the capital city-Kampala there’s the unending parade of street vendors, raucous nightlife of local bars, and inexplicably large expat community. There are various small rural village on the outskirts of Kampala which acts as a sort of gateway into Uganda providing foreign visitors and residents with the finest natural scenery Uganda has to offer while still supplying a few of their home comforts.
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Uganda boasts of the biggest concentration of game and bird species that give Uganda’s wildlife attraction its undiluted uniqueness. Animals such as the mountain gorillas, Columbus monkeys, Chimpanzees, Elephants, Hippos, Bucks, Antelopes and Kobs are some of the many.
The Rwenzori mountains wich continue to glow throught ages are not only intriguing, but offer a splendid challenge to the lovers of mountaineering. The mountains when viewed from above, seem to give an impression of an active volcano only waiting to erupt, but alas!
The Rwenzoris have been dormant for centuries and all that was left of thier immense volcanic activeness is the moonlight glow which has earned the mountains the description “Mountains of the Moon” Yet it is not the moonlight glow that makes the center piece of the attraction of these mountains, but the snow capped top right at the Equator.
The evergreen lush, fauna and mountain ranges in the Western part of Uganda give the country unforgettable scenary. Many who have experienced Uganda will always attest to what nature has done for this “Pearl of Africa”
Peaceful by day and wild by night, the quiet calm of the surrounding mountains is matched only by the vibrant lights, bustling crowds, and riotous music of the clubs that line all the major towns across the country at night. Whether you fancy quietly admiring the starry night from a rooftop bar as it cradles the looming shadowy mountains or raving to the beat of the maddest American pop music you’ve ever heard. So Uganda has a little something for everyone.
There are lots of things to see in Uganda. From the rare mountain gorillas to the amazing shoebill stork, there are lots of attractions not to miss in Uganda.