African White Rhino Safaris

06/08/2015

Its a Wild fruit called Enkoma mawanga in my local Language n also Pomegranate in English. How is it called in your language?

23/12/2014

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

10/12/2014

A day at the Zoo in Uganda is worthwhile.

03/10/2014

03/10/2014

Imagine your in the jungle, what would you do besides what this Lady did?

01/10/2014

African white Rhino safaris pays a visit to Sky travel co. Just mantaining the long term good business relationship..

23/09/2014

Tucked beneath the shady canopy of the Maramagambo Forest is the “Bat Cave”. The cave has a viewing room from which visitors can observe the resident bats and pythons. For a more cultural cave experience, how about a trip to the historic cave at Nyanz’ibiri community?

Maramgambo bat cave in Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda Fun Fact: the egyptian fruit bats here carried the "Marburg Virus" in 2008, which is basically...

23/09/2014

Hot Springs in Semuliki

The hour-long trail to the outer, “male” spring leads through a patch of forest where red-tailed monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabeys and black-and-white colobus monkeys are common. A tree house en route provides an aerial view.

A 30-minute hike through palm forest from the main road leads to the inner, “female” spring, dominated by a boiling geyser. Eggs and matooke (green plantain) can be cooked in these boiling waters and enjoyed by hungry hikers!

21/06/2014

Golden monkey trek in Rwanda..

06/05/2014

THE GIRAFFE (CAMELOPADAMIS)

The Giraffe formerly occurred in arid and dry-savanna zones of sub-Saharan Africa, wherever trees occur. Today, its range has contracted markedly with the expansion of human populations;

Typically they are associated with Acacia, Commiphora and Combretum savannas Giraffes are selective browsers, with Acacia species forming the bulk of their diet throughout the range, but also species of the genera Balanites, Commiphora, Detarium, Boscia, Combretum, Ziziphus and Grewia.

These species and vegetation nature is only found in Murchison falls and it’s the reason why these animals are only found in this park in Uganda. In the 18th century, some where spotted in North of Queen Elizabeth and they got extinct due to human activities.