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Luxury Hotels and Safari Lodges in Uganda
Ishasha Wilderness Camp Ishasha Wilderness Camp is located on the Ntungwe River in the remote southern sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The Lodge consists of eight East African 'Meru' style tents with en-suite hot showers and bathroom facilities. Each tent overlooks the river for optimum opportunities to watch the families of elephant that come to the river to drink, as well as plenty of other game.
28th June 2021 - Uganda Hotels
Five Reasons You Should Go to Uganda Right Now
Poised at the crossroads between the East African savannah and the Central African rainforest, Uganda has gone from being the 'pearl of Africa' (or so said a certain Winston Churchill), to something of a diamond in the rough (so said... us) as a result of a politically turbulent few decades (take a bow, Idi Amin). But after a period of sustained stability and some serious investment in tourism infrastructure, Uganda is back on the up and quickly proving its pearly credentials once more.
28th June 2021 - Uganda Safari & Wildlife