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Uganda is a small country with a land boundary of 2,698 km and is a land-locked country with no ports. It has a population of 31,367,972 people. English is the official national language, taught in all schools, and is used in the courts of law, most newspapers, radio stations and parliament. Luganda is the language of the central people who account for 16.9% of the language groupings. Other languages vary from tribe to tribe.
Uganda was made known on the world map following the unspeakable atrocities commited during the Idi Amin reign. He played a great role in the history of Uganda that twenty years after he was over thrown, the world speaks of him as though he still rules. Uganda is home to the endangered Mountain Gorillas, the mountains of the moon (Rwenzori) and the legendary Murchison Falls. Uganda is a bird watchers paradise with over 3000 species of birds in some of the largest national parks including Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth, Murchison, Kidepo and Mgahinga. Transportation is available through either taxis, private pick-ups and hotel shuttles. Car rental at the airport is another option, however if you are a first time traveler, I do not recommend a car rental, lol. The road network is a safari of it's own. Uganda is one of the most hospitable countries in Africa, the people are always welcoming and accommodating. One feels at home once in Uganda, the best thing to remember is to always try to blend in by understanding instead of criticising. This description has been edited by 1 person. Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in UgandaTravel and Tourism Guides for Regions in Uganda |
Uganda Travel Blogs
Apr 02, 2001 - Jul 15, 2008
Kampala, Uganda -› Serengeti, Tanzania -› ...
Ok, I did write another blog upon my return from Uganda June 15th. For more information on Uganda and a follow up to my initial blog, please read my blog on "Returning home to Kampala"
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Apr 13, 2008 - Jun 12, 2008
Tucson, Arizona, USA -› Phoenix, Arizona, USA -› ...
After the long journey we were getting closer to home. We left Addis Ababa exactly an hour and a half after landing there to pick up passengers to Entebbe. We began our finaly decent into Entebbe an hour after leaving Addis Ababa, it had been raining so the air was so fresh. Immigrations was a breeze because my best friend is an immigrations officer and she came to meet us at the gate - awesome! I was so happy to meet her after such a long time of abscence from home. My family was anxio...
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Apr 21, 2008
Bwindi is home to almost half of the world's population of mountain gorillas. Bwindi is an impenetrable forest with dense under growth of fern, vines, and shrubs. About 324 tree species have been recorded in Bwindi 10 of which occur no where else in Uganda. It has 90 species of mammals including 11 primates including the black-and-white colobus. Gorilla safaris vary in length from 3 days to 14 day safaris. There are two habituated groups of Gor...
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Oct 04, 2007
I don’t do diaries, but somehow today I have a craving to write. Sitting in a pub, in Nairobi, just finished an outstanding trip through Uganda and Kenya. It was superb, but yet I’m sitting here, drinking a bottle of Tusker, Kenyan lager, and I’m… incredibly sad. Why?
“My” waiter greeted me by name, didn’t even have to ask what I need, in 2 seconds bottle is on my table, and that’s how deeply I love my beer (or any other drink for that matter).
But coming b...
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