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Uganda is treasured for its pouring serenity. The East African country illustrates greenery, natural magnificence, and a massive collection of exotic wildlife. The devoured beauty insinuates the excellence of its exceptional and scenic assemblage. Uganda is best recognized for its wild safari tours, the trail of jungle beasts hunting down the surviving creatures and grinding their claws in its flesh and bone is a sheer savage scene. Sight the astounding algorithm of jungle life, where you run to stay alive. The place is loaded with tons of surprises and possesses an ironic contrast of living and survival. The hiking adventures in its reserved parks and jungle tours open the door to the exotic encounters of the fauna, even the endangered. So, get ready to quench your wanderlust amidst the wilderness and catch all your fancies with Uganda tourism.

USEFUL INFO. ABOUT UGANDA

OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Uganda

FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Unitary dominant-party presidential republic

CAPITAL & LARGEST CITY: Kampala

POPULATION: 42,729,036 (est. 2018)

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE(S): Swahili and English

LANGUAGES SPOKEN: Swahili, Luganda, English, and many other languages

ETHNICITY: Acholi people, Ankole, Lango people, Nilotic people, Teso people, Kiga people, Gisu people, Karamojong, and many more.

CURRENCY: Ugandan shilling (UGX)

AREA: 241,038 km2 (93,065 sq. mi)

MAP REFERRED: East Africa

REGION: East Africa

COASTLINE: Landlocked country

HIGHEST POINT: Margherita Peak on Mountain Rwenzori at about 5,110 m above sea level

LOWEST POINT: Lake Albert at 621m

NEIGHBOURING PLACES: Kenya, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Tanzania

NATIONAL SYMBOL: a grey crowned crane on a white disc

National COLOURS: Yellow, Black, Red, and White

FAMOUS FOR: Tea, Tobacco, Cotton Production, Savannas, Mountains, Lakes, and much more.

TIME ZONE: UTC+3 (EAT)

DRIVING SIDE: Left

LITERACY RATE: 76.53 approximately

AIRPORTS IN UGANDA: There are 12 Airports in Uganda

Arua Airport

Entebbe Airport

Gulu Airport

Jinja Airport

Kabalega Falls Airport

Kasese Airport

Masindi Airport

Mbarara Airport

Moyo Airport

Pakuba Airport

Soroti Airport

Tororo Airport

AVG. COST PER DAY: 50 USD approximately

NETWORK / CONNECTIVITY

The Internet is one of the growing parts of communication and connectivity services in Uganda. In fact, Uganda is counted as one of the most avid users in the world as over 18.149 million Internet users are present here (est.2018).

There are over 36,332 Fixed broadband subscribers in Uganda and many large firms and organizations have the connection. The wireless broadband subscribers are over 2.5 million as per the 2015 estimation. The average internet speed of Uganda is 2515.97 kbps.

Today, the internet is used in colleges, universities, offices, industries, and many other places. As Uganda is still a developing country, the services are mainly accessible in the urban and commercial areas. The signal towers are being set up in many places and the face of the internet is going to change soon. There are around 18 Internet Service Providers in Uganda, namely, AFSAT COMMUNICATIONS, BUSHNET, COMNET, FRANSCOM, INFOCOM, iWayAfrica, METROCOMIA, Orange Telecom, Roke Telkom, and many others. Positive competition has led to the availability of better offers, services, and prices.

It is recommended to access the Ugandan Internet services as the cost is not at all expensive and the connectivity is good too, especially in the urban areas. The free Wi-Fi services are available only in commercial cities like Kampala, Entebbe, and others. Also, cafes, restaurants, resorts, bars, and airports provide the free Wi-Fi facility, so do make use of it.

Recommendation: You can use digital media to stay connected to your loved ones. This way you will save your call cost too. You can text, voice call, or video call via online applications like twitter, Skype, Facebook, Instagram, and much more.

CALLING CODE: +256
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Ambulance : 112(mobile phone)/ 999 (landline)
Fire : 112(mobile phone)/ 999 (landline)
Police : 112(mobile phone)/ 999 (landline)

The Official currency of Uganda is the Ugandan shilling. The subdivided unit was used until 2013. The official name of its central bank is Bank of Uganda.

Symbol: USh
Code: UGX
1 USh = 100 cent
*The cent is not used anymore.

Uganda's currency to AED:
1 Ugandan shilling (UGX)= 0.00100 United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) (as on 5 September 2020)

USh notes can be found in denominations of 1000 shillings, 20000 shillings, 10000 shillings, 50000 shillings, 2000 shillings, 5000 shillings.

USh coins can be found in denominations of 500 shillings, 50 shillings, 200 shillings, 100 shillings.

Uganda's currency conversions:

Ugandan Shilling to INR: 0.020 INR

Ugandan Shilling to USD: 0.00027 USD

Ugandan Shilling to naira: 0.10 Nigerian Naira

Ugandan Shilling to the Euro: 0.00023 Euro

**Please note that Travellers Cheques are NOT accepted in most places.

The historic tale of Uganda is over 50, 000 years old. The Paleolithic era shows pieces of evidence of human inhabitants. Initially, Uganda was just a land of forest and the animals and then humans used to live together and hunt for survival.

Later, forests were cut and it became the land of agriculture. People used to speak Bantu languages. Slowly and gradually, the grown fruits and vegetables were exported and that's how the trading history started in Uganda.

After that, the East African country was under British rule but it gained independence in 1962. In 1971, Idi Amin became a ruler of Uganda and occupied the position till 1979. Post the Uganda-Tanzania War, Yoweri Museveni came to power in 1986 and stayed the highest authority since then.

Uganda is located on the Eastern part of the Africa continent. It is a landlocked country and it touches borders with other five African countries. It is situated in the west of Kenya, south of South Sudan, east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, and north of Rwanda and Tanzania.

Uganda is the 79th largest country in the world and its total area is 241,038 km2 (93,065 sq. mi). The water area is 41,028 square kilometers (15,841 sq. mi) and the land area is 200,523 square kilometers (77,422 sq. mi). 140 square kilometers (54 square miles) is the proportion of the irrigated land in the country.

The geography of Uganda is mostly divided into a plateau with a rim of mountains. Forests, lakes, grasslands, and much more are the major elements of its topography. The highest point of Uganda is Margherita Peak on Mount Stanley at 5,111 meters (16,768 ft) and the lowest point is Albert Nile at 614 meters (2,014 ft).

The culture of Uganda is a blend of a diverse range of ethnic groups. The languages differ as per the tribes and the food and customs also reflect the diversity quite vividly. The Asian influences can also be witnessed in Ugandan culture. In fact, until 1972, the Sikhs and Hindus were a part of the Ugandan community, but later they were expelled by the then ruler.

Sports
The national game of Uganda is football and it is a major part of its culture too. You can spot kids playing in the fields all the time. In fact, every kid is engaged in almost one sport. Basketball and cricket also hold a fan-following and small leagues are organized too every now and then.

Music
Music is an integral part of Ugandan culture and it reflects its diversity too. The use of folk tunes and traditional instruments speak a lot about its music history. Today, the hip-hop trend is the new age music of Uganda and it has evolved a lot since the late 20th century.

FOOD & DRINK
Agriculture is one of the major occupations of Uganda and the food produced is consumed on a daily basis. Cassava (manioc), sweet potatoes, yams, beans, peas, groundnuts (peanuts), cabbage, onions, pumpkins, tomatoes, and much more are mainly grown in Uganda.

Matoke is the national dish of Uganda. Moreover, the vegetable dishes have a lot of variety. The traditional food of Uganda is ugali (solidified maize meal porridge). The dish is accompanied by a stew of groundnuts (peanuts), beans, or meat products like beef, chicken, or mutton. It is made at the time of celebrations and family gatherings. People teach the recipe to the next generations to keep the legacy of Ugandan flavors alive.

Must-Try Delicacies: Matoke, Luwombo, Katogo, Muchomo (Roasted meat), Kikalayi (Fried pork), Posho, Rolex (Rolled Eggs), Chapati, and much more.

Must-Try Drinks: Tea, coffee, beer, coca-cola, Fanta, Fermented banana wine, and much more.

Visit Uganda to explore its dramatic weather. It can pour and shine within 10 minutes.

Ugandans are very welcoming and the friendly natives are always ready to help at the time of need.

Uganda tourism is really pocket-friendly. The tourist preferred places offer the best experiences under great deals.

Explore Uganda for its natural beauty. The ravishing greenery and natural magnificence are its major highlights.

Uganda's cultural diversity is mind-blowing and the diverse languages, customs, and norms project its rich legacy.

Visit Uganda to taste its mouth-watering cuisines.

Uganda is a hub of exciting activities. White-water rafting and kayaking are some of the most favored and fun water activities in Uganda.

Visit Uganda to explore Lake Bunyonyi, the most famous tourist spot and the house of stunning views with numerous species of birds.

The National Parks in Uganda boasts unique wildlife and a family of big cats in its savannahs.

Visit Uganda to participate in its lively festivals and dance to the beats of its folk tunes. Enjoy the music festival and share memories for full enjoyment.

UGANDA CLIMATE | UGANDA WEATHER
The best time to visit Uganda is during the mid-months and the end-months of the year. December to February and June to August are the months when there are great trekking opportunities and the weather is dry too.

During the dry season, the safari adventures are more fun as the wildlife comes to life. Gorillas, lions, Zebras, and many other animals can be spotted in their natural habitat. The day time is not very humid and the evenings are favorable too.

The average temperature of Uganda is 29℃ with the highest temperature crossing 31℃ and the lowest falling below 23℃. Uganda mostly experiences sunny weather throughout the year. The rainy season hits it between the months of March to May and October to November. Rainy months are not really favorable for tourism in Uganda due to the wet areas.

The average temperature of Uganda during peak months:
End of the year:
The temperature in December: 25℃
The temperature in January: 27℃
The temperature in February: 24℃

Mid of the year:
The temperature in June: 25℃
The temperature in July: 26.9℃
The temperature in August: 25.6℃

Visit Uganda with Family

Explore Queen Elizabeth National Park and make sure to take an amazing boat ride on the Nile.

Visit Sipi Falls and witness a series of ravishing waterfalls.

Take a tour of the Uganda Museum and learn about its rich culture and history.

Sight the Ugandan traditions at Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine.

Visit Uganda as a Couple

Visit the Murchison Falls National Park and watch the wild animals in their natural habitat.

Take an amazing canoe tour at Lake Bunyonyi, the island-filled lake.

Explore the Mabira forest, the house of forested mountains with rich wildlife.

Experience nature's miracles at a wilderness camp and safari.

Visit Uganda with Friends

Stroll in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a unique spot to sight the endangered gorillas. The locale is famous for fun trekking too.

Take a trip to Bulinguge Island and witness the most fun things to do in Kampala, Uganda.

Experience mountaineering at Mount Speke and climb to the top for magical views.

Visit the Ndere Centre, a melting pot of Ugandan cultural dances from diverse ethnicities.

Visit Uganda with Kids

Explore Lake Mburo National Park and sight the pack of adorable zebras and various wilderness.

Roam about the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, the perfect spot for camping in the natural habitat of Rhinos.

Visit the St Mary's Cathedral Rubaga, an architecturally noble catholic church.

Get ready for some fun at the Wonder World Amusement Park, an adventure park with the big rides.

What to Buy?

Ugandan Jewelry

Wood carvings

Traditional clothing

Craft shoes

Typical safari hats

Basket weaving

Handmade bags

Home Decor

Kitenge

Banana Fiber Toys

Bark Cloth

Calabash

Traditional Musical Instruments

Ugandan Mats

Batik Art

Ugandan Arm Bands

Ugandan coffee

Uganda Waragi - the spirit drink

Ugandan spices

Ugandan tea leaves

Gorilla souvenirs

Traditional Ugandan drums

Murchison Falls Uganda
It is one of the most unique tourist attractions that offer the best things to do in Uganda. The sharp cascading Nile through rugged gaps melts in the laps of Lake Albert. Cruise on the fast-flowing waters and make memories. The spectacular views of the dynamic ambiance and diverse wildlife fill you with wonderment.
Timing: Best time to visit is between December and February
Price: USD 40 approximately

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
This is one of the most famous nature destinations. The distributed magnificence in each corner blesses your vision with serenity. One of the most incredible things to do in Uganda is to spot the Ugandan Gorilla in its natural habitat. The trekking experiences and hiking trails take you to the top of the forested hill and cater to the most enchanting spectacles.
Timing: Every day 7 am to 7 pm
Price: USD 40 approximately

Lake Bunyonyi
Lake Bunyonyi offers the most unique things to experience in Uganda. Be it, the captivating canoe tours or the swimming activities in the pleasing lakes. The views insinuate the serenity and calmness that Uganda beholds. Cruise the loveliest lake in Uganda and adore the photogenic scenes. Make sure to capture the beauty this tourist attraction embraces in every corner.
Timing: 24 hours
Price: Varies

Ishasha Wilderness Camp
Camping just got more exciting. Ishasha Wilderness Camp is an idyllic retreat for people. The safari experiences amidst the diverse Ugandan wilderness feel exciting. The facilities served in its charming spaces are exclusively modish and vogue. Glamping adventure is one of the most atypical scenes in Uganda.
Timing: 24 hours
Price: Varies

Other Popular Places to Visit in Uganda

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Kibale National Park

Kidepo Valleys National Park

Murchison Falls Uganda

Rwenzori Mountains National Park

Kazinga Channel

Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary

Sipi Falls

Semuliki National Park

Kasubi Royal Tombs

Muhavura Volcano

Uganda Wildlife Conservation

Chimpanzee Island

Ngamba Chimpanzee

Lake Mutanda

Uganda Museum

Mabira Forest

Kyambura Game Reserve

Uganda National Mosque

Bujagali Hydropower Plant

Ruhija Community Rest Camp

Katara Lodge

Kibale Forest

Mount Speke

Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine Namugongo

Kabaka's Palace

Kibale Forest National Park

Bwindi Forest National Park

Mount Baker

Pian Upe Game Reserve

Mabamba Swamp

Kabaka's Lake

Ndere Centre

Source Of The Nile Excursion

St Mary's Cathedral Rubaga

Mount Moroto

Mount Morungole

And Many More

Most Popular Regions To Visit In Uganda
Kampala, Uganda
Kampala, the capital city holds the best experiences and things to do in Uganda. That being said, the hilly covered areas, contemporary skyscrapers, grand heritage, historical places, and much more are the charm bearers of this place. Get ready to walk down the aisles of dynamic history and appealing presence.
Kampala, Uganda attractions: Kasubi Royal Tombs, Uganda Museum, Uganda National Mosque, Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine, and many places.

Entebbe, Uganda
The distributed National Parks offer some of the most amazing things to do in Entebbe, Uganda. The outrageous greenery, thrilling encounters with its diverse wildlife, and the call of nature's serenity are absolutely mind-blowing. So, watch the daily life of the big jungle rulers in their utmost natural habitat.
Entebbe, Uganda attractions: Uganda Wildlife Conservation, Wild Frontiers Uganda Safaris, Entebbe Botanical Garden, Uganda Wildlife Conservation, Banga Beach, and many other places.

Arua, Uganda
Arua is the commercial center and it caters to many fun things to do in Uganda. The nightlife is particularly happening here. The local delicacies treat you to a wave of flavors. Not just that, the hilly areas serve the most panoramic views of the town.
Arua, Uganda attractions: Cafe Cosmo, Oasis 247 bar and restaurant, Club Matonge, Arus hill, and many other places.

Jinja, Uganda
Jinja is a town in Uganda filled with recreational activities to take part in. River rafting, boat ride, bungee jumping, and many other fun scenes are a part of its life. So, take a moment to experience the thrill and venture into the savage corners of the city.
Jinja, Uganda attractions: Sezibwa falls, Source Of The Nile Excursion, Nile River Explorers, Ripon Falls, Jinja Nile Bridge, and many other places.

If you can make time....
More Places to Explore in Uganda

Gulu, Uganda

Mbarara, Uganda

Mbale, Uganda

Fort Portal, Uganda

Masaka, Uganda

Lira, Uganda

Kabale, Uganda

Soroti, Uganda

Hoima, Uganda

Tororo, Uganda

Kasese, Uganda

Lugazi, Uganda

Kira Town, Uganda

Nansana, Uganda

Kalungu, Uganda....and many other cities, towns, and villages

International Film, Music, and Arts Festival of Bayimba
The International Film, Music and Arts Festival is one of the biggest festivals held in Uganda. This three-day event is celebrated to promote the art music and film craft of the local artists. Numerous people participate in this ceremony, not just the natives but also the people from fellow East African countries.
Location: National Theatre of Uganda
Date: August

The Nile Festival
The Nile Festival is a week-long celebration and a very popular festival held in Uganda. It is mainly celebrated by the people who live on the shore of the Nile river. The highlights are its cultural programs like music, dance, theatre, folklore, storytelling, and gastronomy events. The highest attendees can be witnessed during this celebration.
Location: Jinja, Uganda
Date: August

B-Global Indigenous Hip Hop Festival
B-Global Indigenous Hip Hop Festival is a four-day event and it was introduced to promote the hip hop culture of Uganda. The youth plays a major role in the festival as they pay tribute to the dynamic music culture of Uganda and reconnect to their roots. The festival is hyped for its musical environs, fun and amazing experiences that can't be missed.
Location: Uganda
Date: September

Festival of the Ugandan Martyrs
The festival is celebrated on a national level in the remembrance of innocent ancestors. The festival faces one of the largest gatherings in the world and over a million people participate in this event. The whole ceremony is covered live and broadcasted on the National Television.
Location: Uganda
Date: June

The visa requirements for Uganda have become much less complicated over the years. To enter Uganda, an original, signed passport valid for 6 months beyond the stay in Uganda is required, with at least one blank passport page available for the Ugandan visa stamp.

For Ugandan citizens:
The Ugandan passport gives entry access to 65 countries all over the world.

Types of Visa usually required to travel to Uganda:

Travel Visa

Business visa

Visa-Free Travel
List of Countries that can travel visa-free to Uganda for up to 3 months:

Angola, Antigua & Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Burundi, Comoros, Cyprus, Eritrea, Eswatini, Fiji, Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Hong Kong, Ireland, Jamaica, Kenya, Lesotho, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, Mauritius, Rwanda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Tanzania, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Vanuatu, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

Visa On Arrival
Citizens of all other countries except Somalia may obtain a visa for Uganda on arrival.

Transit visas
A valid passport and visa are required to transit through Uganda. The Uganda Transit e-Visa is valid for two days after arrival.

Get more information on 'How to get a visa to Uganda' through the Official website of Uganda or call the nearest embassy.

**Please note that the information is subject to change. For the latest information and updates, please contact your embassy.

Rent-A-Car (4 WD Vehicle)
Hiring a 4WD is the best way to get around Uganda. The vehicle is road-friendly and gives you a really comfortable ride. Though some rural areas have potholes, it is recommended to ask your driver to move safely.

Ride a bus
The standard bus services provide a comfortable ride that is also pocket-friendly. The availability is good and the buses have fixed departure times. Reckless driving is not at all accepted and the connectivity is really favorable.

Chartered Flight
Several airlines in Uganda offer the chartered flight services that take you to the National parks. The rides are quite expensive but the comfort and travel time are truly favorable. It approximately costs USD 300 to USD 500 for a one-way journey.

Bicycle/ Motorcycle
The renting facilities for bicycles and motorbikes have improved in Uganda. Though, it is recommended to opt for this means of transportation to only cover the small distances. The roads have potholes in Uganda, so if you are not confident, avoid riding it.

Via Road Route
The road connectivity of Uganda with other countries is good so visitors can enter the country easily. You can cross the borders via bus or car. It is highly recommended to carry all the required documents before crossing the country borders.

Via Water Route
There is no regular ferry connecting Uganda to other countries.

Via Air Route
Uganda has around 12 airports and the connectivity is amazing. The arrival and departure times are fixed so that nullifies your waiting hours. Though, it is recommended to reach some time ahead of your departure as the entry procedures take time. The price ranges in variety and depends as per the services and route you are opting for.

Every region in Uganda has a special delicacy. So, the best travel tip is to try out the delicacy served in its local restaurants.

English is one of the official languages of Uganda, so travelers can easily converse with the locals.

Before eating out in a restaurant, bar, or any outlet, make sure to check on the hygiene standards.

Be a part of the amazing safari rides and do not forget to tip the guides as the service industry earns very little.

In the big cities of Uganda like the capital city, shops have fixed prices. Bargaining is entertained in the stalls and open markets.

Homosexuality is illegal in Uganda. So, the members of the LGBT community will find it difficult to travel the country.

Euros, British Pounds, US Dollars, South African Rand, and other major currencies can be exchanged locally in Uganda.

Always keep your navigation tab open while traveling as it might be hard to locate some of the offbeat or rural places.

Pack weather favorable clothes. Summers can be experienced for the majority of the year so carry cotton or skin-friendly clothes.

Make use of public charging spots in case of emergencies. You can spot these at the commercial spots of Uganda.

The place is a paradise for meat lovers. So, try out the best of seafood and meat cuisines.

Do carry some local currency at all times. Many open stalls do not exchange international currencies.

Obtain a valid tourist driver's license before renting a car.

Make sure to visit the top tourist locations of Uganda as the nation is renowned for its amazing safari tours and camping paradise.

Do make a note of the traffic rules and regulations of Uganda before self-driving. Left is the official driving side of Uganda.

Tipping is common at restaurants and bars.

Signing for travel insurance is highly recommended.

Do not indulge in any sort of photography in the prohibited areas.

It is recommended to hook onto the Wi-Fi as much as possible for better connectivity. You can use it in the majority of hotels, restaurants, and cafes in Kampala.

It is highly recommended to use public transport for an amazing travel experience.

Make sure to buy the handmade home decors and local fabrics that project the African essence.

SAFETY TIPS

Uganda is majorly safe for solo travelers but it is recommended to avoid traveling at night.

While you are on your safari tour, always follow the guide's instructions and never try to provoke any wild animal.

Keep your luggage, bags, and documents safe.

Always keep your wallet within the reach of hand to avoid pickpocketing.

Be cautious in the mountains while hiking. Always gear up before commencing your trekking or hiking tour.

Do not reveal the location of your accommodation to strangers. It is best to maintain privacy.

Always keep printed proof of all the pre-bookings or online bookings you make.

Do keep your visa and passport in your bag before heading out.

Always keep the emergency numbers of Uganda and family on speed dial.

Never violate any rules and regulations in Uganda to avoid heavy penalties.

HEALTH

Must carry a first aid.

Avoid drinking tap water, it is best to drink boiled and packed water.

Do take mosquito repellents to avoid mosquito-borne diseases.

Must carry sunscreens to avoid skin burns as Uganda is very hot.

Always stay hydrated.

Get a vaccination for:

Meningitis
Polio
Typhoid
mumps and rubella (MMR)
Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis)
Chickenpox
Shingles
Pneumonia
Influenza
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B

Get medical insurance before traveling to UGANDA.

Obtain an eye-cooling drop to protect the eyes from being strained.

It is recommended to keep face masks to avoid tiny dust particles.

Always keep hand sanitizers, wet tissues, and germ-kill sprays.

Carry your medications for a considerable period of time.

Do keep valid prescriptions in case of emergencies.

Do carry painkillers and pain relief sprays.

WHAT TO PACK?

Lightweight clothes

Pair of goggles

Water bottle

Battery charger and power bank

Camera with extra batteries

ID cards

Wet wipes

Torch

Toiletries

Waterproof jackets or umbrella

Passport and Visa

Printed travel documents and tickets

Sport shoes or hiking shoes

Small backpack to carry essentials

DRESS CODE & ETIQUETTE

Uganda does not have any specific dress code.

It is mainly hot in Uganda so dress as per the weather conditions.

Wear modest clothing when visiting religious sites.

PLACES TO VISIT NEAR UGANDA
Kenya (691 km)
Kenya is an East African country and shares its borders with Uganda. It proudly projects its savannah, Lakelands, dramatic valleys, and mountain highlands. Due to its rich wildlife such as big cats, elephants, and rhino, Kenya safaris are one of the most popular in the world.

South Sudan (759 km)
South Sudan is located in North Africa. It is a landlocked country bordering the other landlocked country, Uganda. The country is most famous for its greenery and natural magnificence and it is considered one of the most diverse countries in Africa.

Democratic Republic of Congo (1,315 km)
The Democratic Republic of Congo is a Central African country with an extensive history. It is the second-largest country all over Africa. Its recreational areas and natural wonders are mind-blowing.

Rwanda (670.7 km)
Rwanda is an East African country known for its great African lakes, scenic nature, and cultural diversity. Rwanda is like a paradise for nature lovers. Not just that, the National parks are the bearer of its awesome wildlife and greenery.

Tanzania (1482 km)
Tanzania, with its vast wilderness reserves, is an East African country. It is a safari mecca populated by the most exotic and ferocious members of the jungle such as the lions, elephants, and much more. The ancient wonders of this country are truly ravishing.

Distance Between Places Of Importance In And Around Uganda
Kampala to Nairobi: 658.3 km
Kampala to Juba: 641 km
Kampala to Kinshasa: 3,091.8 km
Kampala to Kigali: 509.9 km
Kampala to Dodoma: 1,240.2 km

Uganda is home to the second-largest lake in the world, Lake Victoria. It is also the largest tropical lake on Earth.

Uganda is the youngest African country.

Uganda has the largest group of citizens who are under 14 years of age. It is also praised as the second most youthful country in the world.

Rwenzori National Park in Uganda houses the third largest mountain peak in Africa.

A chapel on Biku Hill, Uganda is one of the world's smallest churches.

Uganda has a diverse range of dynamic species.

Uganda features the rarest white rhinos in its protected areas.

Fried grasshopper is one of the local snacks of Uganda.

Murchison Falls National Park is one of the most famous National Parks in Uganda due to the presence of the Nile River.

The Ssese Islands in Uganda is famous for its archipelago consisting of 84 islands.

The Earth's the Equator crosses Uganda.

Uganda's greenery can be witnessed all year round.

The grey-crowned crane is the national bird of Uganda.

Men in Uganda are expected to wear full-length pants despite its hot weather.

Uganda's economy mostly survives on agriculture and coffee is its largest export.

Kampala, Uganda's capital is World's 13th fastest-growing City.

Uganda is one of the safest countries in the world.

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