Uganda often known as "the Switzerland of Africa", due to its sheer physical beauty, is a land of infinite variety. Now, politically stable, it invites you to experience the many wonders of its natural heritage Encompassed within its 235,880 sq km are national parks, abounding in wildlife and magnificent lake and

mountain scenery. Kampala, its capital city is well connected by road, air, and train, and is 35km from the international airport at Entebbe

National Parks and Game Reserves
As the pearl of Africa Uganda's beauty is only surpassed by its mot famous attraction- Bwindi, home of the elusive and treasured gorilla. Half of the population of the worlds gorillas live in the Virunga Mountains where the Zaire, Rwanda and Bururndi borders meet.The other half are found in the forests of Bwindi, formerly known as the Impenetrable Forest. Amongst Uganda's many attractions are the magnificent Murchison falls and Lake Victoria- the second largest fresh water lake in the world

Murchison Falls National Park
The waters of the nile storm turbulently through a narrow crevice 7m in diameter, to crash into a series of foaming, roaring cascades on rock 45m below. It is the largest park in Ugandaand all the wildlife can be viewed from a vehicle, or the comfort of a motor launch on the river, adding to its unique features

Queen Elizabeth National Park
In the southern part of the park is the Ishaha area with tree climbing lions and the Maramgambo, one of the largest natural forests in Africa. The northern part is dominated by breath taking crater lakes. A launch trip along the Klazinga Channel joining Lake Edward and Lake George is an added attraction

Bwindi National Park
Uganda's impenetrable forest is home of the shy mountain gorilla. Incredibly dense, this forest is a spectacular sight and provides the opportunity for gorilla tracking with experienced guides. From only a few feet away, watching this shy animal in its natural environment is truly a rare and moving experience.