Naggalabi Coronation site

Naggalabi Coronation site Naggalabi coronation site is located on Buddo hill in Busiro county 14 kilometers south west of Kampala in Wakiso district. Buddo hill is known as Nnaggalabi Buddo and it’s also where the elementary middle and high schools…

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Soroti Rock

SOROTI ROCK  Soroti rock sits in almost the centre of Soroti town. It is another spot for hiking lovers found in Eastern Uganda. Soroti rock lies near lake Kyoga and mountain Elgon can be seen while at it's peak. The…

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Amuru hot springs

Amuru hot springs Amuru hot springs :A hot spring is a natural discharge of underground water with raised temperatures. The process leading to the formation of the hot springs occurs when rainfalls, river water and lake water sip into the…

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Pian Upe wildlife Reserve

Pian Upe wildlife Reserve Pian Upe game reserve is a conservation area is in northeastern Uganda of the Karamoja sub region and the second largest conservation area in Uganda after the Murchison falls reserve which is in the north western…

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Bigodi community Kibale

Bigodi community Kibale Bigodi community Kibale : Bigodi wetland sanctuary is found in western Uganda 6 kilometers south of Kibale National Park. It is found off the road between the districts of Kamwenge and Fort portal and it has high…

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Katasiha fort and caves

Katasiha fort and caves Katasiha fort and caves : The Katasiha Fort and caves are found in Hoima district, along the Hoima-Biiso-Butiaba road inside Miika Eco resort. It is about 3 kilometers from Hoima town. The fort and cave were…

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Lake Albert

Lake Albert Lake Albert, also known as Mwitanzige (locusts’ killer) and formerly Lake Mobutu Sese Seko is located both in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. It is Africa’s seventh largest lake and the second biggest lake in Uganda.…

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