Pristine Edge Discoveries

11/04/2024

Kampala, Uganda.

08/04/2024

Karamoja region in the northern part of Uganda where we find Kidepo valley national park.

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07/04/2024

Kampala in the night hours and the source of the Nile in jinja where white water rafting takes shape. Explore, Connect and make a difference with us 🇺🇬

06/04/2024

"Let's pioneer a new era of events, where sustainability is the guiding light. Together, we show the world that responsible tourism isn't just a goal it's a promise we keep with every step we take."

As we gather for this year's POATE, let's exemplify how sustainability and success go hand in hand. ~ Lilly Ajarova

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05/04/2024

Mapeera house in the middle of Kampala.

01/04/2024

30/03/2024

Unearth the culinary delight of Uganda's matooke, a staple dish made from steamed green bananas, rich in potassium and fiber. Matooke is not just a food but also a cultural symbol, often served with savory stews like groundnut sauce, beef and Fried or boiled Greens in groundnuts stews.
Its soft and slightly sweet taste pairs perfectly with local spices, creating a uniquely Ugandan dining experience.

Indulge in this wholesome dish and savor the flavors of Uganda's vibrant cuisine.

28/03/2024

Mgahinga Gorilla Sanctuary and Bwindi Impenetrable Forest nestled with in the lush greenery landscapes of Uganda, stand as the most invaluable treasures for both conservation and adventure seekers alike.
Mgahinga is a sanctuary where visitors can witness the awe-inspiring mountain gorillas in their natural habitat, fostering a deep appreciation and understanding for these magnificent creatures while supporting their protection.

Meanwhile, Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts incredible biodiversity and is renowned for its population of endangered mountain gorillas. Beyond gorilla trekking, both sanctuaries offer captivating experiences such as birdwatching, hiking through dense forests, encountering and sighting other primates like chimpanzees, golden and colobus monkeys.

Moreover, these sanctuaries serve as vital corridors for wildlife migration and play a crucial role in the conservation of Uganda's rich biodiversity. Visitors are not only treated to unforgettable encounters with gorillas but also contribute to the sustainable tourism efforts that help protect these fragile ecosystems for generations.

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26/03/2024

Mbarara Central Market, western Uganda.

23/03/2024

Worthy sharing again and again and again and again and again and again.

No matter how many times it's shared, this photo never loses its magic. It always draws you in and reminds you why Uganda is called "The Food Basket of East Africa."

Thanks, , for this iconic photo.



Uganda Tourism Board-UTB , Explore Uganda

18/03/2024

A visit to Queen Elizabeth National Park will lead to this kind of majesty sighting and tranquility.
Lions are considered to be the bravest animals in the wilderness due to there hunting skills not to forget that this as well makes them the King of the Jungle.

In Uganda, you can find Lions in Kidepo Valley National park, Murchison Falls National Park and Queen Elizabeth National park.

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16/03/2024

Being ranked the fourth Tourist destination, Uganda has majestic and captivating offers for all who would love to explore the wild. Kidepo Valley National park, Murchison Falls National park and Lake Mburo national park are some of the homes to these amazing wild creatures. Do not hesitate to come and feed your eyes.

15/03/2024

Some where in Jinja.

15/03/2024

14/03/2024

14/03/2024

Sneak peak in the Heart of Uganda, Kampala I s the capital city. Ariel view roads Mapeera House and the sorounding areas as seen in the images below.

09/03/2024

Moroto market street, Northern Uganda.

05/03/2024

NOTICE FROM THE Uganda Wildlife Authority

02/03/2024

Some where in Uganda. Guess where?

27/02/2024

The Majesty of Uganda's Symbols: The Crested Crane and Kob

Uganda's national symbols, the Crested Crane and Kob, epitomize the nation's essence, adorning its coat of arms and flag.
The Crested Crane symbolizes peace and prosperity, with its golden crown mirroring Uganda's royal heritage.
The Kob, representing wildlife and wilderness, showcases Uganda's commitment to conservation. Together, they embody Uganda's unity in diversity, standing as timeless emblems of grace, resilience, and national pride.

26/02/2024

Africa content creators. Here's your call for a conference.

The much anticipated Conference of the year, Africa Travel Content Creators Conference 2024 will open it's registration doors from 1st March, 2024.

This conference is opened to all Africa Travel Content Creators, Travel Professionals, Africa Tourism boards and all stakeholders in the tourism industry, business owners, brands, organizations. Telling the Africa Story is our responsibility as Travel Content Creators, together we can put Africa on the global map as a safe haven for tourism activities as we must always put in mind that no one will tell our beautiful stories for us if not us.

Date: 4-7th September, 2024

Venue: Marriot Cape Town Crystal Towers, South Africa

Host: TASTE OF AFRICA VIBES

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25/02/2024

Mapeera House is just in the middle of Kampala city, the capital of Uganda. As viewed from it's southern side.

24/02/2024

Naguru at night. This looks so magnificent.

24/02/2024

Kampala, the Capital city of Uganda.

24/02/2024

Mbarara City, the land of milk in the western Uganda.

24/02/2024

Kampala, the Capital city of Uganda as seen from above.

24/02/2024

Arua city in the north of Uganda as seen from above.

24/02/2024

Exploring Uganda.