The best time to visit Uganda details what to expect each month of the year during travel in the different destinations or national parks of Uganda. The different destinations around Uganda each have varied features and provide unique safari experiences throughout the year to tourists. Any month of the year can be a selected...
Entrance fees for Queen Elizabeth National Park are the levy put up for one to pay to be able to access the much-celebrated Queen Elizabeth National Park. This national Park, located in western Uganda in the district of Kasese, is one of Uganda’s premium national parks where travelers go to see a variety of...
Booking a Uganda safari from Italy is one of the best safari adventures that we create for our Italian visitors, and we have experience in organizing tailor made trips. Whether you are a solo or group Italian speaking travelers, Bujuku Eco Tours and travel ltd creates personalized safari packages across East Africa’s...
Uganda Wildlife Authority Takes Over Bugoma Central Forest Reserve: Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has officially taken over the responsibility for the protection and management of Bugoma Central Forest Reserve. The handover ceremony, held at the Kikuube District Headquarters, was led by the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister of Uganda, Robinah Nabbanja.This handover followed a directive...
Igongo Cultural Centre: Igongo cultural center is located in Biharwe, 15 km before you reach Mbarara city in western Uganda, on the Masaka- Mbarara highway. The Igongo Cultural Centre in Mbarara in southwest Uganda was founded to study, document, conserve and promote the cultural and natural heritage of the region. Igongo cultural center was commissioned...
Biharwe Eclipse Monument is located in Biharwe town of Mbarara district in southwestern Uganda. the monument was built in commemoration of the total eclipse of the sun which took place on April 17, 1520 AD. It tells a story of the wars between the early kingdoms that existed in the region at that...
KASUBI TOMBS HERITAGE SITE TO REOPEN: The Kasubi Tombs is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and royal burial ground for the four Kabakas of Buganda. These tombs are set to reopen following a 15-year restoration after the 2010 fire, as confirmed by Buganda's Katikkiro in Dec 2025. The project accurately restored the main mausoleum using...
