Uganda features national parks with mountain gorillas, chimpanzees, and rhinoceroses. The country has waterfalls on the Nile, volcanic lakes, snow-capped mountains, and rainforests. Major cities include Kampala, the capital on seven hills, Jinja at the source of the Nile, and Entebbe by Lake Victoria. The area also hosts archaeological sites, temples, and historical palaces.
Southwest Uganda
A deep water body of 40 square kilometers comprising 29 islands, natural habitat for numerous bird species, and surrounded by cultivated terraces.
Southwest Uganda
Protected area of 33.7 km² located at the foot of the Virunga volcanoes, home to mountain gorillas and a center for high-altitude hiking.
Northwest Uganda
The Nile pours into a narrow gorge 43 meters high, creating a 7-meter-wide channel.
West Uganda
Nature reserve of 1978 km² between lakes Edward and George, home to lions, elephants, hippos in savanna landscapes.
Southwest Uganda
National park of 321 km² hosting 400 mountain gorillas. The rainforest also contains 120 mammal species and 350 bird species.
Central Uganda
Capital and largest city of Uganda with 1.5 million residents. The commercial and administrative center occupies several hills.
West Uganda
Nature reserve of 795 km² housing thirteen primate species including a large population of chimpanzees in dense tropical forest.
West Uganda
Mountain range peaking at 5109 meters with permanent glaciers and varied alpine vegetation. The national park protects local biodiversity.
East Uganda
Urban center by the White Nile where the source of Africa's longest river is located, starting point for nautical expeditions.
Central Uganda
Former administrative capital on a peninsula of Lake Victoria, featuring botanical gardens and the country's main international airport.
Lake Victoria, Uganda
Group of 84 islands in Lake Victoria offering white sand beaches, rainforests, and traditional fishing villages.
West Uganda
Natural park of 260 square kilometers featuring lakes, savanna areas, and forests inhabited by zebras, antelopes, warthogs and 350 bird species.
Kampala, Uganda
Religious building constructed in 2008 accommodating 15,000 worshipers, with a 60-meter minaret offering views of the city.
Entebbe, Uganda
Natural area of 40 hectares created in 1901 hosting over 300 species of tropical plants, monkeys, and birds near Lake Victoria.
Entebbe, Uganda
Center established in 1952 exhibiting lions, leopards, giraffes, and other local animals in a natural environment, with research and educational programs.
Lake Victoria, Uganda
Rehabilitation center on a 40-hectare island hosting chimpanzees rescued from poaching, offering daily observation activities to visitors.
Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
Natural waterway of 32 kilometers connecting Lake Edward to Lake George, home to populations of hippos, crocodiles, and aquatic birds.
West Uganda
Agricultural center at 1500 meters altitude with tea plantations. Volcanic lakes and the Rwenzori Mountains are accessible from the town.
East Uganda
Series of three waterfalls located on the slopes of Mount Elgon, with the highest measuring 100 meters, surrounded by coffee plantations.
Northeast Uganda
Nature reserve of 1442 km² between mountainous ranges. The plains host zebras, lions, and elephants in their natural habitat.
Kampala, Uganda
Official residence built in 1922 for the king of Buganda, located on Mengo Hill, including ceremonial halls and gardens.
Kampala, Uganda
Religious building located on Kikaya hill. Its white dome architecture allows a 360-degree view of the city.
Central Uganda
Conservation center of 70 km² established in 2005 to protect and breed white rhinos. Visitors observe the animals on foot.
West Uganda
Natural reserve of eight kilometers home to black-and-white colobus monkeys, mangabey monkeys, and over two hundred bird species.
East Uganda
Set of six rock shelters adorned with red and white geometric figures, painted between 1000 and 1500 BC.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
One hundred meter-deep gorges covered by rainforest, inhabited by a colony of chimpanzees. Guided hikes offered.
Lake Victoria
Swamp area inhabited by the shoebill, kingfishers, and fish eagles. Starting point for traditional boat excursions.
Kampala
Residential area with international restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. Center of Kampala's nightlife frequented by students and expatriates.