Asai Incentive Travel and Safaris

24/02/2023

Join us this Easter period and enjoy nature at it's best.
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24/02/2023

Easter egg hunt in Murchison Falls National park.
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16/02/2023

Uganda has got about 5000 chimpanzees

Uganda is second to DRC with the variety of primates. DRC has three subspecies of gorillas, mountain, eastern lowland and western lowland and bonobos. We have mountain gorillas and chimpanzees. We have almost the same variety of monkeys. But our primates are better protected which makes Uganda one of the safest havens for a primates in Africa and the world!

The varrious primates found in Uganda
1. Chimpanzee
2. Debraza's monkey
3. Denti's Monkey
4. Semliki Red Colobus
5. Uganda Mangabey
6. Red-Tailed Monkey
7. Guereza Colobus
8. Blue (Gentel) Monkey
9. Baboon
10. Vervet Monkey

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14/02/2023

Uganda is a bird watcher's haven with over 1060 recorded bird speciews
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20/01/2023

Multiplying the zebra population in Lake Mburo National Park is one of many conservation successes that we as Uganda would not have been able to achieve without the support of our visitors. By choosing to , our guests contribute to .
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18/01/2023

Uganda is a host of over 1,000 bird species... but do you know the name of the bird you're looking at now?

Reply with a correct answer. 🥳 🇺🇬

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16/01/2023

Have you been on a Rhino Trekking Safari in Uganda's Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary? We would like to see some of your photos in the comments section. 📷: Jule Lumma

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13/01/2023

Biodiversity is essential for the processes that support all life on Earth. We must conserve nature in its many forms including animals, plants, and microorganisms, as well as maintain the healthy ecosystems upon which we rely for our clean air, water, and food.

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📷 Mike Davison

14/12/2022

Uganda has abundance of birdlife. For bird lovers this is your haven.
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27/11/2022

Book your festive plot today with unbeatable rates and value for money.
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17/11/2022

Embark on the journey of a lifetime experience in one of the most incredible national parks in Uganda.
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12/11/2022

Did you know???

11/11/2022

10 FACTS ABOUT ZEBRAS

1. THEY ARE CLASSIFIED AS ENDANGERED
The Grevy's zebra now live in Ethiopia and northern Kenya, there are three main types of zebra, but the Grévy's zebra has declined in numbers at around 54% since the 1980s, where the population was estimated at 5,800. Today the population is at approximately 2,000. Over the years the numbers have severely decreased due to many reasons, from habitat loss and competing with other grazers to sadly being hunted for their skins.

2. THEY CAN RUN UP TO 65KM PER HOUR
When you think about going 65kmph in a car, it’s pretty fast and incredible that they can run up to that speed.

3. THE GRÉVY'S ZEBRA WAS NAMED AFTER A FORMER KING
Can you guess which king? Well, it was the former King of France, Jules Grévy. He was gifted a zebra from the King of Abyssinia in 1882, now known as Ethiopia. The scientific name for the Grévy's zebra is also known as Equus grevyi.

Facts about Zebras

4. ZEBRAS STRIPES ARE UNIQUE LIKE FINGERPRINTS
Their black and white stripes are unique and are as distinctive as human fingerprints. When a foal is born, they have reddish-brown stripes which gradually become darker and change to black as they grow.

5. THEIR STRIPES HELP CAMOUFLAGE THEM
It’s thought that the white and black stripes of a zebra help keep them camouflaged, as it can distract and confuse any predators such as lions. Did you know that lions are colour blind, so when they see a herd of zebras it’s confusing as everything is in black and white?

6. NEW-BORN FOALS CAN STAND AFTER SIX MINUTES
Did you know that only six minutes after being born foals can stand, after 20 minutes they can walk and from 40 minutes to an hour they can run? Which puts the human race to shame.

Zebra Facts ZSL

7. THE GRÉVY'S ZEBRA ARE HERBIVORES
They mostly eat grass, but can also eat bark, fruit and leaves and spend most of their time grazing (approximately 60%). Compared to others, the Grévy's zebra needs less water, and they have well adapted digestive systems which allows them to subsist on diets of lower nutritional quality than necessary for other animals.

8. ZEBRAS ARE PART OF THE HORSE AND DONKEY FAMILY
Horses and zebras are closely related, they’re not the same species, but they are part of the same family, the Equidae family, also known as the Equus family. Although part of the same family, zebras aren’t practical to ride like horses, mainly because they are smaller and they have a very different temperament to horses.

9. A DAZZLE OF ZEBRAS IS A THING
Did you know that a herd or a group of zebras can also be called a dazzle? Zebras tend to live in sociable family groups, with Grévy's zebras forming individual units of mares and foals.

Interesting facts about Grevy's

10. ZEBRAS CAN SLEEP STANDING UP
Zebras can fall asleep standing up as they have locking joints, they don’t have to worry about falling over, and it ensures they can escape quickly if predators are about. They do need to lie down to enjoy a deep sleep.

By Sophie Allport

09/11/2022

It's that time of the year when Ugandans are approaching the Festive season that we feast and enjoy these delicious insects called "nsenene"(local dialect) otherwise know as Grasshoppers. This has become a popular delicacy not only among Ugandans but also the rest of the world. We have tourists flying into the country for culinary tours and this is part of that. Enjoy

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08/11/2022

Like in many African countries, Uganda is increasingly turning to as a major contributor to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as sustainability, and biodiversity conservation take center stage in the developmental agendas of global economies. 📷 Maciej.

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31/10/2022

The original number of hills in was seven (7), but has since grown to about 21 more hills.

The name "Kampala" originated from "Kasozi" meaning "hill", ke "of" and empala, plural of "impala"-that once lived on the hills of Kampala

30/10/2022

Poaching & wildlife trafficking rank high among top global crimes, generating billions in annual illicit profit. Speak up for the wild today by reporting wildlife crime.

28/10/2022

Cheetahs are vulnerable due to the many risks they face across the African continent. However, with the support of our various partners, we are protecting Uganda’s population and their habitat.

10/10/2022

Heading to any of Uganda’s national parks? Enjoy the Pearl’s beauty, but take care while at it... don’t get closer to the animals, watch at a distance.

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18/08/2022

Hippo 🦛 and Rhino🦏 Two of the world’s largest terrestrial animals after the elephant. Comment with what you call them in your mother tongue. 💬

11/08/2022

In Bwindi, you will not only come close (really close) to giant silverbacks 🦍 but along the journey be able to enjoy the mesmeric beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read more https://bit.ly/3PeiJnZ

📍 Munyaga Falls, Bwindi

10/08/2022

Share the pride! Let's see some of your own 🦁 ‘family portraits’ in the comments section below.

📍 Kasenyi Plains, Uganda
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06/08/2022

Sights from Queen Elizabeth National Park. Where are you and your buddies exploring this weekend?

📷: Jimmy Odur

03/08/2022

Reporting from Big cat avenue! Photos from a very wild weekend in Uganda’s wilderness (📷: by tourist Hugo Champeyrache from France). this August and make lasting memories with family and friends.

25/07/2022

: Both male and female giraffes have distinct horns that are more professionally called ossicones. Males often fight (alias necking) for mating rights, and when they do, these ossicones can break the skin leaving bloody wounds.

23/07/2022

The Golden Hour - a perfectly named period of time just before sunset or right after sunrise, when the light is simply stunning. Good morning from the wild 📷 ninawiesmeyr/IG

26/06/2022

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Justin Rowlatt finds out what gorilla conservation can teach us about protecting other species.

26/06/2022

June 22, 2022 a new member joined the Ruhija family in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park as adult female, Betina of the Mukiza mountain gorilla family welcomed a healthy newborn.

📷: First photo by

19/06/2022

QUIZ TIME: Name the bird! Clue: It feeds mainly on insects and invertebrates… 😊

Experience excellent birding escapades when you visit Uganda’s national parks this year.

14/06/2022

Do you ever get the feeling that you’re being watched? Well it’s most likely that you always are; a vital reminder to always remain in your vehicle while out in the national parks unless if permitted by expert rangers.