#Savannah River Queen

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Robert Fulton patented the steamboat on February 11, 1809.

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Choose an animal! Some random things, feelings, vibes about your future partner

Since it's a general reading, probably won't gonna resonate all the things in your pile

PILE 1

Black leather jacket

Sunflower

Fancy events

Bridge

Turkish delight

Expensive wine

Boots

Northern lights

Red velvet

Willow

Fresh baked bread

Hongkong

A wise man from a fairy tale

Venice

Cerubs

Crown jewels

Red feather

Colorful rocks

Grey sweatpants

White horse

PILE 2

Pumpkin

Butterfly pattern

Dogs

Savannah

Wine making

Pyramids

Taurus

Homemade comfort food

Chess

Heart shaped box

Greece

Black and white movie film

Spring forest

The 3 musketeers

Curly hair

Chocolate cookies

Comfy pillows

Statue of Liberty

Scotland

Sex on the beach cocktail

PILE 3

Rome

Lion

A castle in a mountain

Saxophone

Penguins

Cooking show

Angels

Doctor

Green shoes

Swiss chocolate

King and Queen

Beautiful skies

A famous, old university

Red roses

Little mushrooms

Whiskey with ice

Leather gloves

Dragon

Yoga and swimming

Rivers, oceans, waterfalls

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Hausaland

Hausaland, sometimes referred to as the Hausa Kingdoms, was a group of small independent city-states in northern central Africa between the Niger River and Lake Chad which flourished from the 15th to 18th century CE. The origins of the Hausa are not known, but one hypothesis suggests they were a group of indigenous peoples joined by a common language - Hausa - while another theory explains their presence as a consequence of a migration of peoples from the southern Sahara Desert. The cities prospered thanks to local and interregional trade in such commodities as salt, precious metals, leather goods, and slaves. Islam was adopted by many of the rulers and elite of the city-states in the 14th and 15th century CE but was also one of the reasons for their loss of independence when the Muslim Fulani leader Usman dan Fodio (r. 1803-1815 CE) launched a holy war and conquered the region in the early 19th century CE.

Geography & Origins

The name Hausaland derives from the Hausa term Kasar hausa, meaning the 'country of the Hausa language', although the area also included other peoples such as the Tuareg, Fulbe, and Zabarma. The term 'Hausa' was in use only from the 16th century CE as the people called themselves according to which specific city-state or kingdom they belonged to.

Hausaland was located in the Sahel region between the Niger River and Lake Chad in north-central Africa in what is today northern Nigeria. The Sahel is the semi-arid strip of land running across Africa between the Sahara Desert in the north and the Savannah grassland to the south. Hausland, specifically, stretched from the Air mountains (north) to the Jos plateau (south) and from Borno (east) to the Niger Valley (west). This region saw the development of towns by the Hausa-speaking people from 1000 to 1300 CE.

The exact origins of the Hausa cities are not known, but theories include a migration of peoples from the southern Sahara who, abandoning their own lands following the increased desiccation of that area, established new settlements in what would become known as Hausaland. An alternative theory suggests that the Hausa people originally lived on the western shore of Lake Chad and when the lake shrank (as a consequence of the same climatic changes that affected the Sahara) they occupied this new and fertile land and then eventually spread to the immediate north and west. There is as yet, unfortunately, no archaeological evidence to support either of these two theories. As a consequence, there is a third hypothesis, which is that the Hausa had not migrated from anywhere but were indigenous to the region. Support for this theory lies in the fact that there is no tradition of migration in Hausa oral history.

There is, though, a foundation legend, known as the Bayajida or Daura legend, although this probably dates to the 16th century CE and reflects the increased influence of Islam in the region at that time. According to this tradition, Bayajida, a prince from Baghdad, arrived at the court of the ruler of the Kingdom of Kanem (or the Bornu Empire as it became by the 16th century CE). Receiving an unfavourable reception, Bayajida headed eastwards until he came upon the city of Daura. There, the queen and her kingdom were being terrorized by a great snake. Bayajida stepped in and killed the troublesome serpent and promptly married the queen. Together they had a son called Bawogari who then went on to have six sons of his own, each of which became the king of a Hausa city-state. Meanwhile, Bayajida had another son, this time with one of his concubines. This illegitimate son, called Karbogari, had seven sons, and these went on to rule seven other Hausa cities. This story neatly explains how the various cities were established but not, of course, just where Daura and its queen came from.

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writing prompts! youth and yearning lyrics edition

I needed to make something and this is a thing I can make

I wanna take the train with you, I wanna run away with you (train - brick + mortar)

we start running, running, we skip this town (light me up - birdy)

I do the dumbest things for you (you told the drunks I knew karate - Zoey van goey)

there'll come a day when I can't hold ya, so won't you let me hold you now (all we have is now - the modern electric)

don't look back love, there's a million people but they don't get me quite like you (don't look back, love - streamers the band)

and I wanna grow up, from the rhythm of a young, from the rhythm of a younger heart (like a river runs - bleachers)

tell me that it's over now, then I could shut this off (I don't want to talk - wallows)

in a moment of curiosity or weakness, you may let me affect you (slow dances - winnetka bowling league)

leave it all behind and run away with me (away - trapdoor social)

head first, it is what it is, youth lost kicks us to live (contagious - night riots)

one breath deeper than the last one, one step closer to the ones we love (you're not alone - the mowgli's)

we're staring at the same old stars, both have beating hearts inside our chests (queen of France - imad royal)

time not stolen, world keeps going around, said I'm not slowing down (get around it - midi matilda)

I'm the kid in the rain, celebrate the insane (c'est la vie - weathers)

I don't know what you've been told, but time is running out, no need to take it slow (I ain't worried - onerepublic)

Old friend I, still think of you sometimes (old friend - darlingside)

this night just can't end, oh, would you share your soul with me (human - dodie)

can't get by and I can't let go, and I can't sleep alone (Cairo - San fermin)

this house has never been the same as before, it's never felt warm (paint - the paper kites)

you my friend, remind me of someone I used to know (insomniac - amber run)

because there's something so fun about being young and being dumb, 'cause you're not afraid of feeling (stand up - the cab)

but I know you'll be there 'cause you'll know I want you to be there, and we'll say hello (Savannah - relient k)

it's all here, you can do anything you want, you are here, you can be anything you want (nightlife - old daisy)

breathe into me, love gone dark in the night and I can't see (genesis - olen)

when everything comes crashing down, you're all I know (the fall - imagine dragons)

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RIVERS OF LONDON SERIES by Ben Aaronovitch

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Beveley Brook | Genius Loci

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Beverley Brook is the current Genius loci of the London river with the same name. Genius loci are the gods/goddesses or spirits of the rivers themselves. Beverley brook is a Genii locorum of the River Thames and its tributaries. She is the child of Mama Thames, Goddess of the Thames River in London. It is unknown if she was conceived by the magic of Mama Thames like the river Chess, or through some other method.

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Like Peter Grant she is of West African descent. She enjoys extremely spicy food and often appears wearing fashionable clothing or t-shirts with assorted sayings printed on them. She has demonstrated an interest in cars, and and is a student at Queen Mary University reading Environmental Science. She is a confident, intelligent woman who appears as a physically attractive woman in her mid-twenties with dreadlocks.  She has an affinity for some types of people from the demi-monde, particularly Molly and Mellissa Oswald.

SUGGESTED CASTING:

ADWOA ABOAH ( 31 years old ) DEBORAH AYORINDE ( 35 years old ) NENDA NEURURER ( 28 years old ) SAVANNAH STEYN ( 27 years old ) TANYA FEAR ( 33 years old ) ADELAYO ADEDAYO ( 34 years old )

**all actresses are of african descent

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Sandwing Society

Basics - Is not only one of the largest territories but also the most diverse (past cities like Sanctuary or Beetle Lake)While not overly common there is a population of hybrids in the sandwing kingdom - Between the scorpion den not caring as long as your useful, the close relations in the eastern territories, Queen Thorn and Princess Sunny being in a hybrid family, and sanctuary being so close, hybrids are bound to happen and are generally accepted - Population remains predominantly sandwing - There are small populations of hivewing and hybrids, with even smaller amounts of mudwing, nightwing, rainwing, and skywing - There are almost NO icewings and its considered a rarity to see one - Similar experience with seawings, silkings, and leafwings - Too dry for seawingsSilkwings just prefer taller structures instead of vast openness Or grassy fields, but even then they prefer trees or mountains to be within eye distance Leafwings feel like there isn’t enough vegetation and it reminds them too heavily of the hivewing savannah

Territory Sandwing territory spands the entire desert region. It ends in the Nightwing kingdom and is sperated from the Sky Kingdom by Red Sand River. 

Royalty - Having a reigning queen is still the norm in sandwing society  - The queen does have a court of advisors, and one or two second in commands/ head advisors that take over if needed - These are appointed by the queen and can be any dragon she so chooses - While not technically required siblings, close royal family, scribes, and high ranking generals are almost always apart of it - One of those ‘unspoken rules’ - There are three different types of ‘noble’ in sandwing society - Anydragaon appointed by the queen - If the queen chose you for a job your respected (mostly) thats that - This includes anyone in the military - Merchants or Artists; the more art and pretties you have the more rich you are seen - Crime lords; Queen Thorn let the scorpion den exist because of her attachments to it and it is now almost a government of its own

Culture - Art forms still hold heavy prevalence More music and pottery than paintings as the heat ruins the paint - Dragons working on heat proof paint?Dragons in the South-Eastern region tend to be heavily based in medicine and religious type magic - Being so close to both rainwings and mudwings provides rich medicinal culture - Ballads and poetry led to actual myths and beliefs  - There aren’t many cities in the Sandwing kingdom regardless of its size - There is the queens castle, then a golden city - Was the golden city created by both humans and dragons?Is it by an oasis? - Most are small sandstone or clay towns (like sanctuary) or nomadic groups that put up tents and such - Sandwings are usually ‘strongest lives’ type dragons - Not always physical strength; basically survival of the fittest - Fastest, strongest, smartest - Scavenging and trade is still larger than farming or agricultural attempts - Eastern villages trade with mudwings and rainwings often, occasionally skywings or nightwings (for food anyway, art is a different story)

Relationships Surprisingly ‘nobles’ tend to be the ones who marry for loveUsually softer relationships

Occasionally will be spicier but soft & build a family & open a little shop tends to be the norm for these typesGuards and kitchen servantsA stone carver and a merchant's daughterTwo royal advisorsSlightly less common for say an advisor and a kitchen servant, but its not like a huge deal, might just get some judgment from you peers Middle class has a couple different customs.Crime Lords and Lower Class marry for strongest, fastest, smartest type thingLower class is usually just physical fights a lot of times to the deathBetween two dragons fighting for anotherA dragon ‘proposing’ and the other fighting to see if their ‘worthy’Also a good chance for proposing party to see if they are an even match - if not they may leave or kill the other not wanting to seem weakCrime lords can be anything from physical duels to puzzles to marrying between gangs for more powerSometimes tournaments will be held to marry a crime bosses childCrime family gets more muscle or cunning and the winning dragon goes WAY up in the food chainBecause of the amount of physical challenges lower class and certain members of crime families have resistance to venom; particularly tail venomThis makes these dragons highly valuable For ‘good’ dragons they join the military and get out of the lower class lifeFor ‘bad’ dragons they join crime gangs as meat or valued members depending on leader, skills, personality, etc.

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Top Destinations for spotting big Cats in Uganda

Top Destinations for spotting big Cats in UgandaThe Pearl of Africa harbors a variety of wildlife species thus offering visitors a chance to see the most attractive residents which are the big cats. These are lions, leopards and cheetahs. In case you are planning a trip to Uganda the key destinations for seeing these primates include Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park and Murchison Falls National Park. Other parks like Lake Mburo National Park have healthy leopard populations but are not frequently visited because they don’t have lions and cheetahs. visitors can combine a tour to all three destinations to see these big cats in their natural environment.Queen Elizabeth National Park in Western Uganda is known for tree climbing lions which is a rare behavior seen in few places globally. The Ishasha sector in the southern part of the park is particularly famous for this unique view having more than 35 lions.According to researchers, these lions climb trees as a mechanism of running away from tsetse flies on the ground. Lions also run away from heat and look for shedding in the trees as they wait for their target prey.  Queen Elizabeth National Park is also the only destination in Uganda where leopard tracking takes place. This activity involves an experienced guide and a leopard with a radio caller around its neck. This helps the guide in tracking leopards and studying their behavior in their natural environment. Leopards in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park can best be spotted in Kyambura gorge, Ntungwe and Kasenyi mating grounds. You are advised to use 4 by 4 wheeled safari vehicles because roads to Queen Elizabeth National Park are not in good condition especially during the rainy season.Kidepo Valley National Park in the northeastern region is another prime location for big cat watching. It is less visited with hidden treasure which leaves its natural beauty untouched. It is also home to more than 20 cheetahs with conservation projects which clarifies rumors that cheetahs were extinct in Uganda. This has been achieved with the aid of the government and NGOs that have put in place anti-poaching and encroaching measures. Cheetahs in Kidepo Valley National Park are best seen during the dry season.Kidepo Valley National Park is also known for its big lion population of more than 132 lions which are usually seen in Narus valley searching for water during the dry season. The lions in this park also climb sausage trees so that they can easily see their prey.The best time to see big cats in Uganda is during the dry season in the months of August, June and August because they are not dispersed in search of water across the park.Murchison Falls National Park is located 305 kilometers from Entebbe. It has lions and leopards which are seen along River Nile banks during morning and evening drives and these can be seen during the dry season. Spots for viewing lions include Victoria track famous for expecting lionesses and their cubs, Albert and Queen’s track. Murchison Falls National Park also has leopards in the savannahs, riverine forests and woodlands. These leopards are exposed to poaching and encroachment threats which has resulted into the loss of their natural environment.Best time to visit and see big cats in UgandaThe best time to see the big cats is during the dry season because the grass is thin and these animals gather around water sources for cooling and hunting their prey. On the other hand, you can choose to have your big cat tour during the wet season which also has its advantages.You can contact us through www.giantholidaysafaris.com to help you plan for Safari to UgandaGiant Holiday SafarisEmail: info@giantholidaysafaris.com

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Is Gorilla Trekking The Only Gem of Uganda Tourism Epic USP?

Is gorilla trekking the only gem of Uganda tourism, or is there a wealth of other unique experiences waiting to be discovered in this stunning East African destination? Uganda is a country blessed with an incredible diversity of wildlife, landscapes, and cultural experiences. While gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is often the focal point for most travelers, Uganda offers much more than just its iconic mountain gorillas. For travelers seeking life-changing and meaningful experiences, safari companies, and niche tourism providers, Uganda presents a rich tapestry of natural wonders, adventure, and cultural immersion. This blog explores why Uganda is much more than just gorilla trekking, and why it should be a top destination for those looking for the best African safaris.

The Allure of Gorilla Trekking in Uganda

Undoubtedly, Uganda is best known for its mountain gorillas, with Bwindi Impenetrable National Park being the world’s premier gorilla trekking destination. The park is home to nearly half of the world’s remaining population of mountain gorillas, making it a once-in-a-lifetime experience for wildlife enthusiasts. The best gorilla trekking tours take you through dense forests, where a sense of awe sweeps over you as you come face-to-face with these gentle giants.

Gorilla trekking is an undeniably unique experience, offering a chance to see these endangered creatures in their natural habitat. However, as the tourism industry in Uganda grows and more travelers seek life-changing travel experiences, it’s important to consider what else this magnificent country has to offer beyond the well-known gorilla encounters. The Diverse Range of National Parks and Reserves Uganda is home to 10 national parks, 12 wildlife reserves, 5 community wildlife management areas, and 13 wildlife sanctuaries, which collectively form the heart of the country’s safari offerings. These parks and reserves provide a diverse range of wildlife and landscapes that cater to every kind of safari traveler. The geographical variety across Uganda—from tropical rainforests to savannahs to mist-covered mountains—makes it one of Africa’s most biodiverse destinations. 1. Queen Elizabeth National Park: The Wildlife Paradise Located in southwestern Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the most popular and accessible parks in the country. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is teeming with wildlife, from elephants, lions, and buffaloes to a wide variety of bird species. Travelers on an African safari trip to this park can embark on boat safaris along the Kazinga Channel, where you’ll spot hippos and crocodiles, and enjoy game drives through the park’s expansive savannah. The Ishasha sector’s unique population of tree-climbing lions adds a distinctive allure for seasoned safari enthusiasts. For safari companies looking to diversify their offerings, Queen Elizabeth National Park provides a perfect opportunity to offer clients a more comprehensive safari package, blending traditional game drives with boat safaris, birdwatching, and nature walks. 2. Murchison Falls National Park: Uganda's Beautiful Wildlife Destination Murchison Falls, Uganda’s largest national park located in the northwest, is renowned for its awe-inspiring waterfalls. The Murchison Falls itself is a must-see natural spectacle where the Nile River squeezes through a narrow gorge, creating a powerful display of nature. This park offers exceptional game viewing with herds of elephants, giraffes, and buffaloes. It is also one of the best locations for birdwatching in Africa, including sightings of the rare shoebill stork.

The park offers various safari activities, including boat cruises on the Nile, where travelers can get close to large herds of elephants, crocodiles, and waterbucks while enjoying stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. African safari packages can be easily customized to include this incredible park, with options for travelers who prefer wildlife experiences beyond gorilla trekking. 3. Kidepo Valley National Park: Africa’s Hidden Gem Situated in the northeastern corner of Uganda, Kidepo Valley National Park is one of the most remote and least visited parks, making it perfect for adventurous travelers looking for an off-the-beaten-path safari. The park is known for its expansive savannah, where visitors can spot herds of elephants, zebras, cheetahs, and lions. The rugged terrain and rich cultural experiences make this park a hidden gem for travelers who want to get away from the crowds and experience the wilds of Uganda in their purest form. 4. Kibale National Park: The Primate Haven of the World

For those seeking more than just gorillas, Kibale National Park is known as the primate capital of the world. This park is home to a wide variety of primates, including chimpanzees, which can be tracked in their natural forest habitat. Kibale is also a great place to see Uganda’s stunning biodiversity, with a range of forest birds, butterflies, and unique flora. For safari travelers interested in gorilla watching as well as other primate species, Kibale offers a chance to encounter chimpanzees, which are known for their social behavior and intelligence. As a safari company, adding a chimpanzee trekking experience to a safari trip to Africa can provide a more well-rounded wildlife experience for your clients. 5. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park: Uganda’s Lesser-Known Treasure Beyond Bwindi, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is another destination for gorilla trekking, albeit on a smaller scale. Located in the southwestern part of Uganda, this park is known for its incredible mountain gorilla trekking, but it also boasts a rich diversity of bird species, golden monkeys, and dramatic volcanic landscapes. The park is also the starting point for hikes to the Virunga Volcanoes, which are part of the larger Virunga Massif, shared by Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Uganda’s Unique Safari USP: Diversity and Accessibility

While gorilla trekking experiences in Uganda undeniably draw tourists, Uganda’s safari offerings stand out due to the sheer diversity of experiences available in the country. The landscapes alone provide a dramatic backdrop to a wide variety of Uganda things to do, from savannah safaris in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks to forest treks in Kibale and the Rwenzori Mountains.

The African safari cost in Uganda is also more affordable compared to other safari destinations like Kenya and Tanzania, making it an excellent value proposition for both travelers and tour operators. Moreover, Uganda’s national parks and wildlife reserves are often less crowded than other safari destinations in East Africa, offering travelers a more intimate and peaceful safari experience. Safari companies focusing on the best African safaris will find that Uganda’s relative underdevelopment in terms of mass tourism allows for more tailored and personalized experiences, which are increasingly in demand among travelers seeking authentic, life-changing journeys. Cultural Immersion and Local Communities Beyond its wildlife, Uganda also offers cultural experiences that allow travelers to connect with the local communities. Uganda is a land of over 56 ethnic groups, each with unique languages, traditions, and customs. Safari itineraries that include community visits—such as to the Batwa pygmies or the local Bakiga people—can provide travelers with a richer understanding of Uganda’s cultural diversity and history. For safari companies looking to expand their offerings, adding cultural tours to your packages can create more immersive travel experiences. These experiences not only benefit the local communities through tourism but also provide travelers with a deeper connection to the country.

10 Expert Tips for Planning Your Tailor-Made Safari in Uganda

1. Go Beyond Gorillas: Explore Diverse Landscapes While gorilla trekking remains iconic, don’t miss Uganda’s other natural wonders. From the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains to the savannahs of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda’s varied landscapes offer far more than just gorillas. Ask your travel agency about crafting a customized itinerary that incorporates a blend of safaris and mountaineering adventures. 2. Tailor Your Gorilla Trekking Experience Is gorilla trekking the only gem of Uganda tourism? Absolutely not! But it’s a must-do activity for wildlife lovers. Tailor your gorilla trek to either Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, depending on your preference for the number of gorilla groups and accessibility. With expert guides and permits, you can ensure an exclusive, memorable experience. 3. Mountaineering in Rwenzori: Challenge Yourself For the more adventurous, mountaineering in the Rwenzori Mountains is an unparalleled experience. This World Heritage site offers challenging treks through lush forests and glaciers, perfect for those looking for a unique adventure beyond traditional safaris. Custom itineraries can include guided treks for varying fitness levels, with plenty of flexibility on timing. 4. Budget-Friendly Accommodation Options Uganda is home to a range of accommodation styles, from mid-range eco-lodges to luxury resorts. Whether you’re on a budget or seeking premium comfort, you’ll find the ideal option for your safari trip. Customizing your stay ensures that you get the right level of comfort while exploring Uganda's wildlife and landscapes, with lodge options that suit both adventure seekers and those looking for relaxation. 5. Luxury Lodges with Safari Comfort For those seeking high-end safari accommodations, Uganda has some of the most exclusive safari lodges and boutique hotels nestled in prime wildlife areas. From luxury tented camps in Queen Elizabeth National Park to lavish lodges overlooking the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, choose accommodations that combine comfort with stunning wildlife views. 6. Incorporate Cultural Experiences into Your Safari While safaris focus on wildlife, consider adding cultural experiences to your itinerary. Uganda’s diverse ethnic groups, like the Batwa Pygmies or Bakiga people, offer enriching cultural tours. A well-rounded, tailor-made safari can seamlessly blend nature with authentic local experiences, ensuring your trip is truly unique. 7. Diversify Your Safari Activities A safari in Uganda doesn’t have to be all about gorillas. Activities like chimpanzee trekking in Kibale National Park or game drives in Murchison Falls National Park provide different ways to connect with nature. Discuss with your safari planner how to create an itinerary that balances wildlife, trekking, and scenic adventures. 8. Eco-Friendly Lodging Choices For environmentally-conscious travelers, Uganda offers several eco-lodges that promote sustainable tourism. These accommodations help conserve the ecosystems around Uganda’s national parks while offering guests an immersive experience. Choose a lodge that aligns with your values while ensuring an authentic and sustainable safari adventure. 9. Consider the Best Time for Your Safari The best time for a safari in Uganda depends on your interests. For gorilla trekking, the dry seasons (from June to September and December to February) are ideal, but mountaineering in the Rwenzoris is a year-round experience, though it’s best enjoyed during the drier months. Tailor your trip to ensure that both the weather and the activities align with your personal preferences. 10. Is Gorilla Trekking the Only Gem of Uganda Tourism? Definitely not! While gorilla trekking is one of Uganda's most renowned activities, the country offers an array of experiences that cater to all types of travelers. Whether it's wildlife safaris, cultural explorations, or mountaineering adventures, Uganda’s offerings go far beyond the iconic gorilla encounter. Make sure to consult with your safari provider to explore all the hidden gems Uganda has to offer and craft a unique, tailored itinerary that aligns with your interests. In conclusion, a tailor-made safari in Uganda provides an opportunity to craft a deeply personal and varied experience that showcases the country’s stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich culture. By going beyond gorilla trekking, you unlock the true magic of Uganda, an exceptional safari destination. Takeaway: Uganda—A Safari Destination Beyond Gorilla Trekking While Gorilla trekking safaris remain one of the country’s most iconic and sought-after experiences, it is far from the only reason to visit Uganda. The country offers a wealth of wildlife, landscapes, and cultural experiences that make it one of the most diverse safari destinations in Africa. With its accessible national parks, affordable safari costs, and unique blend of primate trekking, game viewing, and cultural immersion, Uganda is primed to become the next big safari destination for travelers seeking meaningful, life-changing experiences. Whether you're looking for best African safaris, gorilla watching, or a unique safari trip to Africa, Uganda promises to deliver something beyond expectations. So, the next time you ask, “Are Gorillas Just the Start in Uganda?”, the answer is a resounding no. Uganda is a gem waiting to be discovered, offering everything from breathtaking landscapes to thrilling wildlife encounters, and immersive cultural experiences. Is Gorilla Trekking Uganda’s Only Gem? FAQs Is Rwanda better than Uganda for gorilla trekking?While both Uganda and Rwanda offer exceptional gorilla trekking experiences, each has distinct advantages. Rwanda’s Volcanoes National Park is renowned for its accessibility, with shorter treks to reach gorilla families, appealing to travelers with limited time. Uganda, however, offers more affordable permits and a broader range of wildlife and primate experiences, particularly in Bwindi Impenetrable and Mgahinga Gorilla National Parks, which can be ideal for those seeking a more comprehensive safari experience.Which is safer, Rwanda or Uganda?Both Rwanda and Uganda are considered safe destinations for international and regional travelers, with strong security measures in place for tourism activities. While each country has unique travel experiences, visitors to either Rwanda or Uganda can expect a secure and welcoming environment for their African safari adventures.Where is the only place where you can observe mountain gorillas?The only places to observe mountain gorillas in their natural habitat are Uganda, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. For travelers seeking affordable gorilla safaris in Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park offer exceptional opportunities to encounter these rare primates.Which is more beautiful, Uganda or Rwanda?To answer questions about beauty is not always easy, however, Uganda and Rwanda each offer distinct beauty; Uganda is celebrated for its vast diversity—from expansive savannahs to dramatic waterfalls—while Rwanda captivates with its lush rolling hills and serene landscapes. Choosing which is more beautiful depends on travelers' preferences for Uganda's varied ecosystems or Rwanda's tranquil, mountainous terrain. 10 Funny Fun Facts About Uganda Tourism

1. The "Pearl of Africa" is Also Full of Pearls Uganda is famously known as the Pearl of Africa, a nickname given by Winston Churchill. But did you know that Uganda’s lakes (like Lake Victoria) are home to one of the world’s largest freshwater pearls? Okay, it’s a bit of a cliché, but it’s still fun to imagine your safari around pearls of all kinds! 2. Uganda’s Unique "Luxury" Wildlife Experience Want a luxury safari? Uganda is the only place where you can go luxury gorilla trekking and stay in tents that cost more than most people’s monthly rent. So, don’t worry, you'll be pampered while trekking through the jungle to see endangered mountain gorillas! 3. Uganda’s “Road Rage” - The Game of Matatus If you’re brave enough to venture into a matatu (shared taxi), be prepared for the Ugandan version of "road rage," where the competition is fierce, and the honking is endless. Drivers will often race to see who gets to the destination first, turning every ride into a thrill-seeker’s dream (or nightmare). Source: Personal experience from travelers to Uganda 4. The Nile is “Forever Young” The Nile River, known for being the longest river in the world, starts in Uganda according to Uganda but the same River is believed to have its most southern source in Rutovu in Burundi. Yet, the funny part? Read the full article

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What are the five largest land mammals you can encounter on an African safari?

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Embarking on an African safari is an exhilarating experience, offering the chance to encounter some of the planet's most magnificent wildlife. Among the diverse fauna you can observe, the five largest land mammals stand out for their impressive size and unique characteristics. These giants not only captivate the imagination but also play crucial roles in their ecosystems. Here’s a look at these remarkable creatures you might encounter on your safari adventures.

1. African Elephant

The African elephant is the largest land mammal on Earth, reaching heights of up to 13 feet and weighing as much as 12,000 pounds. These gentle giants are known for their intelligence, complex social structures, and remarkable memory. African elephants can be spotted in various habitats, including savannahs, forests, and deserts, making them a staple sight on any safari.

On your luxury holiday to Kenya, you can encounter these magnificent creatures in national parks such as Tsavo and Amboseli, where they often gather near water sources, especially during the dry season. Observing a herd of elephants interacting is a breathtaking experience, showcasing their nurturing behavior, particularly towards calves. Their iconic trunks, which serve multiple purposes from feeding to communication, add to the intrigue of these majestic animals.

2. White Rhinoceros

The white rhinoceros is the second-largest land mammal, weighing between 3,000 to 5,000 pounds and standing about 6 feet tall at the shoulder. Known for their broad mouths designed for grazing, these rhinos are primarily found in savannah and grassland habitats. While often associated with their more famous horn, the white rhino’s gentle demeanor and social behavior are equally fascinating.

In regions like Namibia and South Africa, you can find white rhinos in reserves such as Etosha National Park or Kruger National Park. Their populations have been severely affected by poaching, making conservation efforts vital. On a Namibia safari, you may have the opportunity to visit sanctuaries dedicated to protecting these incredible animals, contributing to their preservation while experiencing the thrill of seeing them in their natural habitat.

3. African Hippopotamus

The hippopotamus is a massive semi-aquatic mammal, weighing between 3,000 to 8,000 pounds. These creatures are often seen lounging in rivers and lakes during the day, emerging at night to graze on grass. Despite their seemingly docile nature, hippos are among the most dangerous animals in Africa, known for their territorial behavior and aggressive tendencies.

On a safari in Uganda, particularly in places like Queen Elizabeth National Park, you can witness hippos in their natural environment. Boat safaris on the park’s waterways offer an excellent vantage point to observe these animals as they frolic in the water and occasionally surface to breathe. Their unique vocalizations and social interactions provide a captivating insight into their behavior, making them a highlight of any wildlife tour.

4. Giraffe

The giraffe is the tallest land mammal, with males reaching heights of up to 18 feet. Their long necks and distinctive spotted coats make them one of the most recognizable animals on the African continent. Giraffes primarily inhabit savannahs and open woodlands, where they use their height to feed on leaves and buds from tall trees.

While on a luxury holiday to Kenya, you can encounter giraffes in places like Nairobi National Park or the Masai Mara. Observing a herd of giraffes gracefully moving across the plains is a sight to behold. Their unique social structure, where females often form groups with their young, adds to the charm of these gentle giants. The sight of giraffes browsing on acacia trees against the backdrop of a stunning African sunset is a memorable experience for any safari-goer.

5. African Buffalo

The African buffalo is another impressive large mammal, weighing between 1,000 to 2,000 pounds. Known for their robust build and strong herd instincts, these animals are often found in large groups, providing safety in numbers. Buffaloes inhabit a variety of ecosystems, including savannahs, grasslands, and forests.

On a Botswana tour package, you can witness the formidable African buffalo in areas such as the Okavango Delta. Their unpredictable nature and strong herd dynamics make them a fascinating subject for wildlife enthusiasts. Observing buffaloes interact within their herds, especially during calving season, provides valuable insights into their social structures and behaviors.

Encountering the five largest land mammals on an African safari offers an unforgettable experience that combines adventure with education. From the majestic African elephant to the elusive African buffalo, each species contributes uniquely to the rich tapestry of Africa's wildlife. Whether you’re on a luxury safari in Kenya, exploring the stunning landscapes of Namibia, or engaging in a safari in Uganda, the thrill of spotting these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat is an integral part of the safari experience.

With a range of travel options available, including Kenya and Tanzania combined safaris, specialized wildlife packages, and cultural safaris, there has never been a better time to embark on your journey to discover Africa's incredible biodiversity.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

Contact DAV Safaris today to plan your perfect adventure. Whether you're dreaming of a honeymoon in Uganda, a Mozambique package holiday, or a luxury safari holiday in Tanzania, our expert team is here to help you create lasting memories in the heart of Africa. Book your safari now and experience the wonders of the wild with DAV Safaris!

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Why Uganda Rwanda Safaris Are Worth Your Time

Are you looking for a unique and memorable adventurous experience? Book your Uganda Rwanda Safaris today! These two countries offer two different experiences of the African landscape and culture. This tour is a full fascination with the true nature, the forests, and biodiversity.

Why Uganda Rwanda Safaris Are Worth Your Time?

Gorilla Trekking-

This is one of the top reasons for your safari. Trek with the rare and endangered mountain gorillas in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda, offering an unparalleled wildlife experience.

Your gorilla tracking will be an exciting journey along forested slopes, bushes, and bamboo before you eventually reach the gorillas’ habitat. Imagine Getting close to these gentle giants in their natural habitat. You can observe gorilla families and their activities under the guidance of expert rangers. This will give you a more intimate experience.

Diverse Wildlife and Scenic Beauty-

Both Uganda and Rwanda boast a rich diversity of wildlife. Explore through game drives, boat safaris, and guided nature walks. The Queen Elizabeth National Park and Murchison Falls National Park are prime locations in Uganda where you can watch the elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards, crocodiles, hippos, buffaloes, water birds, monkeys, and all the other thirsty wildlife.

Drive to Kyambura Gorge for a forest walk in Uganda to look out for the chimpanzees and other primates. Enjoy Gisenyi which is a beautiful town located on the shores of Lake Kivu, the main water body of Rwanda

Gain a thrilling wildlife experience when driving through the savannah or cruising along the Nile River.

Cultural Immersion-

Understand the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Uganda and Rwanda and connect with local communities. This is a great opportunity for travelers. These cultural experiences will enrich your overall journey. Learn about the history and unique way of life of the local tribes.

In addition, enjoy a tour of the Genocide Memorial of Murambi, the royal palace of the traditional kings of Rwanda, find the best Rwandan original handicrafts, and more.

Pristine and Untouched Nature-

Explore the unspoiled wilderness of safaris in Uganda and Rwanda. These countries are committed to conservation so the wildlife areas are safe and protected for future generations. of best Uganda Rwanda Safaris are less crowded comparatively, ensuring an immersive experience in nature. This also ensures that the natural environment remains untouched and authentic.

Both the countries offer the best tourism options to the travelers. Your safari tour directly contributes to these efforts.

Safe for Travelers-

Safety and accessibility are guaranteed. You can easily access both countries by air and the roads leading to key safari destinations. Get an affordable safari without compromising on experience.

Look for a reliable and professional tour operator and choose the best time to visit. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore these beautiful countries. You can discover many things which are hard to find elsewhere in the world.

Book your Uganda Rwanda Safaris today at www.oasissafarisltd.com. Oasis Safaris is a Destination Management Company offering World-Class travel management services. Our Bespoke safaris suit individual needs, time, and budget.

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Exploring Uganda's Untamed Beauty: Beyond the Famous Gorillas

When people think of Uganda, gorilla trekking often takes the spotlight. But there’s so much more to explore in this vibrant country. Uganda Wildlife Safaris are diverse and captivating, offering everything from chimpanzee tracking to bird watching and encounters with the rare Rothschild giraffes. Here’s a closer look at the incredible wildlife adventures waiting for you.

Chimpanzee Tracking in Kibale National Park Kibale National Park, often dubbed the "Primate Capital of the World," is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts. This park is home to the largest population of chimpanzees in East Africa—over 1,500 individuals. Trekking through the lush forest of Kibale is an unforgettable experience. As you move through the dense undergrowth, the sounds of the forest gradually give way to the lively chatter and calls of chimpanzees.

Guided treks lead you to these fascinating primates in their natural habitat. Observing chimpanzees up close as they swing through the trees, groom one another, and communicate in their complex social structures offers a unique window into their world. These intelligent creatures are our closest relatives, and spending time with them in the wild is a profound experience. Kibale’s primate diversity doesn’t stop with chimpanzees—over 12 other species of primates also call this park home, making it a true haven for primate lovers.

Bird Watching Across Uganda’s National Parks Uganda’s diverse ecosystems provide a rich tapestry for bird watchers. With over 1,000 bird species, the country offers unparalleled opportunities for spotting some of the world’s most exotic and rare birds.

Queen Elizabeth National Park, with its varied habitats of wetlands, savannas, and forests, is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Here, you might encounter the elusive Shoebill Stork, known for its prehistoric appearance and massive bill, or the majestic African Fish Eagle, a symbol of strength and grace.

Further afield, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is renowned for its Albertine Rift endemics. This dense and ancient forest is a sanctuary for birds like the African Green Broadbill and the Rwenzori Turaco, species found nowhere else in the world.

Bird watching in Uganda is not just an activity; it’s an immersive experience that connects you deeply with the vibrant avian life of the country. Whether you’re an experienced birder or a casual observer, the variety and abundance of bird species make Uganda an exceptional destination.

Encountering Rothschild Giraffes in Murchison Falls National Park Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s largest conservation area and a highlight of any safari holidays. One of its most remarkable features is its population of Rothschild giraffes. These graceful animals, distinguished by their lighter coats and white lower legs, are among the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the world. Spotting them in the wild is a special experience.

In addition to observing these majestic giraffes, Murchison Falls offers the dramatic spectacle of the Nile River plunging through a narrow gorge, creating the awe-inspiring Murchison Falls. The park’s varied landscapes, from savannahs to acacia woodlands, provide a rich backdrop for wildlife viewing and photography. A Uganda wildlife safari here offers a chance to see not just the giraffes but also a range of other wildlife, including elephants, lions, and hippos.

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Hiking And Nature Walks In Mgahinga: Embark on a Trail of Discovery

Nestled within Uganda's captivating landscapes lie two hidden gems waiting to be explored: Mgahinga National Park and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Venturing on hiking trails and nature walks in Mgahinga and Queen Elizabeth Safari Uganda allows you to fully immerse yourself in the raw beauty of these unspoiled environments. Every stride unveils new marvels, from dense forests and towering peaks to winding rivers and expansive savannahs. Encounter a diverse spectrum of flora and fauna, from elusive mountain gorillas to graceful antelopes, as you traverse these pristine landscapes.

Captivating Views and Scenery

The hiking routes in Mgahinga and Queen Elizabeth Safari Uganda offer unparalleled opportunities for breathtaking vistas and sweeping panoramas. Ascend to lofty heights and be greeted by expansive outlooks of rolling hills, glistening lakes, and majestic mountains. Whether standing atop a volcanic summit in Mgahinga or surveying the vast plains of Queen Elizabeth, each viewpoint presents a visual feast and a moment of awe-inspiring grandeur.

Beyond their natural allure, Mgahinga and Queen Elizabeth Safari Uganda boast rich cultural and historical legacies. Hiking and nature walks provide chances to delve into the indigenous communities and delve into ancient traditions and heritage. Explore traditional villages, engage with local artisans, and gain an understanding of the cultural significance of the land as you journey through these storied terrains.

Hiking And Nature Walks In Mgahinga

Hiking and nature walks extend beyond physical activity to offer avenues for personal enrichment and well-being. Disconnect from the fast pace of everyday life and reconnect with nature as you inhale the crisp air and absorb the tranquility of your surroundings. Whether seeking solace and reflection or companionship and camaraderie, these outdoor adventures provide a revitalizing escape from the demands of modern living.

Hiking and nature walks in Mgahinga and Queen Elizabeth Safari Uganda present a unique opportunity to uncover the hidden treasures of East Africa's wilderness. Whether in pursuit of adventure, cultural immersion, or simply a moment of serenity amidst nature's embrace, these experiences promise an unforgettable expedition. So, embrace the spirit of adventure, and set forth to unveil the wonders of Mgahinga and Queen Elizabeth Safari Uganda, one step at a time.

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Top 3 National Parks in Uganda for the Best Wildlife Viewing

Uganda is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering some of Africa’s most remarkable wildlife viewing experiences. Among its many national parks, three are particularly noteworthy for their unique ecosystems and diverse wildlife: Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Here’s why these parks stand out.

Murchison Falls National Park

Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda’s largest and oldest conservation area, is named after the dramatic Murchison Falls, where the Nile River surges through a narrow gorge before cascading into the "Devil’s Cauldron." This park is celebrated for its stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife. Visitors can encounter:

Big Game: Elephants, lions, leopards, and buffaloes.

Aquatic Wildlife: Hippos and crocodiles in the Nile River.

Birdlife: Over 450 bird species, including the rare shoebill stork.

Explore this park through game drives, boat safaris, and guided nature walks to fully appreciate its breathtaking scenery and rich wildlife.

Kibale Forest National Park

Kibale Forest National Park is a primate lover’s dream. It has one of the highest concentrations of primates in Africa, making it an ideal destination for chimpanzee tracking. The dense tropical rainforest is home to:

Primates: 13 species, including chimpanzees, red colobus monkeys, and L’Hoest’s monkeys.

Birds: Over 375 bird species, including the African grey parrot.

Butterflies and Reptiles: A diverse array of butterflies and several reptile species.

Guided chimpanzee tracking tours offer a close encounter with our closest relatives, while forest hikes reveal the park’s rich biodiversity.

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most popular tourist destination, renowned for its diverse ecosystems and impressive wildlife. The park includes savannah, wetlands, and lowland forests, providing habitats for a wide range of species. Highlights include:

Big Game: Lions, including the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, elephants, and hippos.

Birds: Over 600 bird species, making it a bird-watcher’s paradise.

Aquatic Wildlife: Large populations of hippos and Nile crocodiles along the Kazinga Channel.

Experience the park’s diversity through game drives, boat cruises on the Kazinga Channel, and scenic views of the Rwenzori Mountains and crater lakes.

Conclusion

Uganda's national parks are a testament to its natural beauty and biodiversity. Murchison Falls National Park, Kibale Forest National Park, and Queen Elizabeth National Park each offer unique and unforgettable wildlife experiences. Plan your visit with the best Uganda tour agency today!