Butonde Tours and Travel Jinja.

19/04/2023

No-one would dare try to pull that tail...😄 Greetings from the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of the only few locations in the world where lions climb trees and laze on fig branches. We wish you a great week ahead.

18/04/2023

Quad biking in Jinja city involves riding on a four-wheeled motorbike in some of the remotest parts of Jinja and along the Nile river.

The bikes will take you past the rural villages, forests, sugarcane plantations and along rarely seen sections of the Nile river.

The Quad biking experience is very adventurous and can be taken by almost anyone irrespective of whether they have experience with the bikes or not.

17/04/2023

Have you heard of any folk tales about the origin of antelope horns? Where could these magnificent species have got their long and strong horns?

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23/03/2023

As the rains begin to bless our wilderness locations, those lovely vibrant greens are also quickly coming back. Begin planning your wild holiday with family and friends today and come ’s 10 National Parks.

20/08/2022

POLL: Why do you think protected areas are so valuable? What's the big deal with national parks, sanctuaries and wildlife reserves? Comment below 👇

26/07/2022

26/07/2022

With its clear vast skies, Kidepo Valley National Park is an incredible place to stargaze. Even better if it's around a campfire.

23/07/2022

: 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

Would you ever think this is in Uganda? Here traveler Thomas Markert (📷 IG/thephotoneer) shared a photo of his experience searching for hidden lakes in the Mountains of the Moon.

22/07/2022

a group of Zebra is called a 'dazzle' and it's most certainly dazzling to see them in Uganda’s Lake Mburo National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park as well as Katonga and Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve.

21/07/2022

It’s ! “What’s your favourite animal to see on safari?"

20/07/2022

Thanks to stricter laws and regulations that have led to successful efforts, Uganda is effectively limiting poaching and increasing its elephant population.

Download your free copy of the Uganda Act 2019 here: https://bit.ly/3IM9XfB 📷: Nik Borrow

18/07/2022

Mountain Gorilla baby news! Uganda Wildlife Authority is delighted to announce our latest addition, a gorilla born to 18-year old adult female Murema of the Kutu group in Rushaga - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.

The baby was born on 15th July 2022 but the mother has been quite protective of her young. This is thus the first mobile image by our field team of the baby and mother - both very healthy and enjoying their wild forested home.

Murema whose name means ‘lame’, due to a natural handicap in one of her fingers, now has welcomed two successful births. Her first baby called Dunia who was born five years ago is growing fast.

With this new birth, the Kutu gorilla family has grown to 21 members under the able leadership of Silverback Ndugu. Ndugu loosely translates to mean ‘brother’ in English and he’s indeed very welcoming to tourists on gorilla tracking safaris.

Leave a message or a gorilla emoji in the comments section as you join us in congratulating Murema and wishing her baby a long and healthy life in the wild jungles of Uganda.

17/07/2022

We know where you would rather be on a weekend...🍃🌿 Where will you be traveling?

14/07/2022

Here’s your weekend safari tip: Often times a yawning lion is getting ready to become active. It’s advisable to keep your camera close to capture their next move, but always remember to maintain a safe distance to allow them enjoy their natural home.

14/07/2022

Stepping out of the vehicle for a nature walk and actively tracking Uganda’s wildlife led by one of our expert rangers adds to the interactive thrill of an African safari. We offer a series of bush walks.. .

13/07/2022

06/07/2022

Two of the many things we are well known for:

🐘Incredible Wildlife
🌍Stunning scenery

Don't take our word for it. 's national parks this year

23/06/2022

17/06/2022

Greetings from the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The weekend is finally here! Explore the wild with those you love & remember to bring your camera along.

15/06/2022

It's a mountain gorilla BABY BOOM 🦍 in Uganda. Meet the newest member of the Christmas family in the Nkuringo sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. In this photo captured by our field team. adult female Kiiza is seen holding her baby so dearly!

With this new birth, the number of mountain gorillas 🦍 in the Christmas family has grown to a total of eight. Kiiza was first spotted by our daily team of trackers with her healthy baby early on Monday morning. Both mother and father are in good health too.

Kiiza is a name given to a child who is born after twins. It is heartwarming to see her bring new life to earth, and is a testimony to the excellent work done by our teams, communities, and partners in conserving these iconic species. We wish them a long and healthy life. 🦍

14/06/2022

Here’s your : “Like a lion, you should believe in yourself, for you can make it!” A lion’s strength and courage make it such a mighty animal to learn from. Good morning and have a great week!

(📷: Will Burrard-Lucas in

13/06/2022

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 one of our expert rangers.

05/06/2022

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04/06/2022

Which one is your favorite waterfall?
1. Busowoko falls.
2. Wanale hill water fall
3. Sipi 2 waterfall.
4. Sipi 3 Waterfall.

03/06/2022

Which Team Are you?

07/05/2022

26/04/2022

I think UWA should devise other means of protecting wild animals instead of using electricity.