Katonga wildlife reserve is located in western Uganda in the sections of Kyenjojo and Kamwenge. It covers an area of 207 square kilometers and it was gazetted in 1964 as a game reserve. It was also declared a wildlife reserve in 1996 when the former Game Department and Uganda National Parks combined to form Uganda...Read More

Kyambura wildlife reserve is located in the western region of Uganda. It is  found in the north eastern part of Queen Elizabeth national park. It covers an area of 156 square kilometers. Queen Elizabeth national park is situated in the districts of Kasese, Kamwenge, Bushenyi and Rukungiri. This national park is the second largest park....Read More

Kazinga Channel is an exceptional natural wonder connecting Lake Edward and Lake George, forming a vital waterway for both wildlife and local communities. Have the pleasure of embarking on a fascinating tour of the renowned Kazinga Channel known for its high concentrations of hippos and countless crocodiles. Located within the Queen Elizabeth National Park the...Read More

Bugungu game reserve is a small wildlife reserve that was established in 1968. It is also under the Murchison Falls area just like the Karuma game reserve, which is all found in northwestern Uganda. This game reserve is relatively small compared to other game reserves and it is not mostly crowded by many tourists, and...Read More

About the Reserve The Toro Semliki wildlife reserve is a conservation-protected area located in the western region of Uganda. This reserve was established in 1926 which makes it the very first protected area to be gazetted. It is also believed that the reason to protect this area was to protect the large number of Uganda...Read More

Karuma game reserve is located in the Northwestern region of Uganda, in the district of Kiryandongo. It was established in 1964. The main aim for its establishment was create a buffer zone so that there could be less conflict and minimal poaching of animal land that was part of the Murchison falls national park and...Read More

About Lake Bunyonyi Lake Bunyonyi is one of Uganda’s iconic landmarks and most beautiful lakes. It is little wonder it features on the “two thousand Uganda shilling bill.” Located in the South-Western part of Uganda, 7 km west of Kabale Town lies the most beautiful Lake in the country. Dotted with 29 islands, Lake Bunyonyi...Read More

About the Reserve Bokora Corridor wildlife reserve is a neighbor to the two-game reserves, the Pian Upe Game Reserve and Matheniko game reserve. Impressively, these three wild reserves have ethnic groups that set them apart. They are the Pian, Matheniko, and Bokora. This wildlife reserve is part of the wider semi-arid Karamoja wildlife conservation region...Read More

At the extreme North eastern Part of Uganda lies a precious jewel Pian Upe Game reserve. It is the second largest conservation area in Uganda after the Murchison Falls National Park and it is located in the Karamoja sub-region in Nakapiripirit District, northwest of Uganda. It also covers an area of 2788 square kilometers. This...Read More

About Lake Bunyonyi Lake Bunyonyi is one of Uganda’s iconic landmarks and most beautiful lakes. It is little wonder it features on the “two thousand Uganda shilling bill.” Located in the South-Western part of Uganda, 7 km west of Kabale Town lies the most beautiful Lake in the country. Dotted with 29 islands, Lake Bunyonyi...Read More