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24/09/2023

This , we celebrate these great creatures just 2% different from us💚

16/09/2023

"We admire elephants in part because they demonstrate what we consider the finest human traits:empathy, self-awareness, and social intelligence. But the way we treat them puts on display the very worst of human behaviour." -Graydon Carter

15/09/2023

Two heads are better than one. The origin of this idiom can be traced to biblical times, but a more similar idiom was first written in English text by John Heywood in 1546

23/06/2023

The shoebill is a large, elusive, stalk-like bird with an almost prehistoric appearance due to its oversized shoe-shaped beak. They are sometimes referred to as ‘Whaleheads,' for obvious reasons.

Shoebills can stay motionless for hours, so their prey may not notice them looming until it's too late. The birds practice a hunting technique called “collapsing,” which involves lunging or falling forward on their prey.

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13/12/2022

To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if it's for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar is taken for granted

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13/12/2022

To my mind, the greatest reward and luxury of travel is to be able to experience everyday things as if for the first time, to be in a position in which almost nothing is so familiar is taken for granted

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04/12/2022

Lions in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park are famous for their preference for climbing and relaxing in the acacia and sycamore fig trees that dot the savanna grasslands. Scientists believe they do so to escape the heat and to keep away from disease carrying tsetse flies who stay close to the ground. ⁠
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This World Wildlife Conservation Day, help us conserve the to protect keystone species such as the majestic.⁠

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03/09/2022

For the Mundaris youth their cattle is their greatest wealth. But one of them is their favorite since they are little. The whiter or the more spotless ones have the most value. Care and protection is their priority. Book your amazing safaris to South Sudan with us.
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25/06/2022

How about an interesting read 👉

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

13/05/2022

Good news From Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

10/05/2022

Uganda hosts 1,083 bird species, and holds 73 percent of East Africa’s bird population, 52 percent of Africa’s bird species, and 11 percent of world’s birds species
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08/05/2022

Did you know that elephants live in a matriarchal society?

So all the females in the group help the calf learn to nurse and give it affection

Happy Mother’s Day

23/01/2022

Hurray Ruhijja

We are overjoyed to announce the birth of another mountain gorilla this week. The baby was born earlier today, 23rd January 2022 to an adult female called Twijukye of the Mukiza family in the Ruhija sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This is the first images of the baby and mom by our team in the wild. This new birth now raises the Mukiza family to 16 members, and is testament to the great efforts to save this great species.

08/01/2022

Howdy every one. So today we would love to answer this commonly asked quetion point 👇

WHY SHOULD YOU HIRE A TRAVEL AGENT?????🤔

1. WE DO RESEARCH FOR YOU! ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SHOW UP WITH YOUR BAGS PACKED! WE ARE LITERALLY TRAINED TO DO EXTENSIVE RESEARCH TO MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE THE BEST!

2. NO ONE WANTS TO SIT ON HOLD FOR HOURS TALKING TO DIFFERENT HOTELS, RESORTS, CRUISE LINES, ETC BUT GUESS WHAT?? YOUR TRAVEL AGENT WILL!

I’VE BEEN ON HOLD FOR A MAX OF 6 HOURS WORKING ON BOOKINGS FOR MY DIFFERENT CLIENTS GOING ON UPCOMING TRIPS! 💙

YES 6 HOURS ! NO KIDDING WE HOLD SO THAT YOU DON’T HAVE TO

3. Get Great package deals all in one! Flight to and from, hotel plus a rental car if needed all for the price of ONE!

4. You have your own personal agent just a phone call away to make sure you get there safe, and have travel protection in the case of an emergency and get safety back home! I’ll ALWAYS call you to make sure you made it home safe and had a BLAST on your trip! Get the best safari deals with us by reaching us on any of our contacts listed below.
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02/01/2022

Why do some gorillas have silver backs?
Some gorillas have a patch of white hair on their backs. They are called the silverback gorillas. What does this anatomical distinction mean?
The gorilla, one of our very close cousins, is the largest of the primates. This animal, feeding exclusively on plants, is physically very impressive and possesses colossal strength. Living in groups in some forests in Africa, gorillas are unfortunately one of many endangered animal species. With a thick black coat over most of the body, the gorilla sometimes presents a very distinct feature: the presence of gray-white hairs on a large part of its back. This characteristic actually concerns only male individuals. Indeed, when male gorillas reach sexual maturity (around the age of 15), the coat on their back gradually takes on a gray or even white tint. They are then called silverback gorillas.
The silverback gorilla watches over its family
Contrary to popular belief, the silverback gorilla is not a species in its own right. Rather, it is a "status" of particular individuals within a group of gorillas. Gorillas live in social groups made up of an average of ten individuals. These groups are made up of a majority of females and young, flanked by a single silverback male. The latter, protecting his females and offspring, controls the movements of the group and ensures its safety. If a female dies leaving an orphan behind, the silverback male takes him under his wing and protects him. The silverback gorilla behaves like a benevolent patriarch, protecting his group from dangers and keeping them together.
Silverback gorillas: conflicts
Sometimes conflicts erupt between two silverback males vying for power. When a young male reaches sexual maturity, he in turn becomes a "silverback" and leaves his native group in order to form another in which he will become the protector. He then becomes a threat to the existing family groups of which he wants to take the reins. Violent brawls can then break out between the rival males, potentially resulting in the death of either. The gorilla is however described by Dian Fossey, eminent specialist and protector of gorillas, as a little aggressive animal, avoiding as much as possible altercations. Most of the time, the provoked patriarch will be content to intimidate his opponent by slapping his chest, growling or uttering screams.
Gorilla Trekking can be done in Uganda (having the World's largest gorilla population), Rwanda and DR Congo.
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31/12/2021

This year 2021, just like the past, it has not been easy for us nor for other agencies. As Ahava Safaris we are dedicated to tourism in all our destinations.

Even so, at Ahava Safaris Uganda Ltd we have continued to work, adapting our travels and reinventing ourselves so that you can continue fulfilling your dreams of meeting Africa, always with the right safety measures.

We are proud to say that our whole team has given their best, as we always, so that you have the best of experiences in each of our travels.

All our destinations have been our passion since we started tourism 5 years ago, and there is nothing that makes us happier than sharing those places and cultures that fascinate us with all the people you have trusted and follow looking at us to come meet them.

Thank you so much because, despite the situation, you have made this year 2021 a memorable year for us.

We wish you a happy 2022 and, as always, we look forward to seeing you in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, DR Congo and South Sudan all our destinations.

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We provide the entire safari experience. Every trip is completely customized & personalized to your needs and budget. Let us demystify for you how a safari is priced. We want you to understand clearly why some trips are costly and others not We educate you on how your choices affect sustainability,....

24/12/2021

The Ahava Safaris team wishes you Happy Holidays! 🎄

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28/10/2021

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Interesting facts about Uganda Uganda is a fascinating country. But did you know any of our top facts about it? English is Uganda’s national language though over 30 indigenous languages are also spoken. […]

24/12/2020

Wishing you joy at Christmas and prosperity in the coming year. Thank you for being such an important part of what we do.

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28/08/2020

Hurray Buhoma.

19/08/2020

Good news from Lake Mburo National Park

15/08/2020

Congratulations Joshua Cheptegei upon setting a new 5000m World Record [12:35.36] at the Diamond League in Monaco. You bring so much honor and pride to our Country 🇺🇬.

[ Official Image Wanda Diamond League/Meeting Herculis]

17/06/2020

Elephants are the world’s largest land animal. They spend between 12 to 18 hours feeding. All that eating means a lot of defecation.

Each elephant creates approximately one tonne of excretion per week which keeps the soil fertile and helps in disposing tree seeds.

They also dig waterholes and create foot paths for smaller mammals, literally changing the landscape around them.

They play a vital role in maintaining the balance of fragile ecosystems and most importantly are a source of revenue to the country through tourism.
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12/06/2020

Is Lake Mburo National Park on your travel list. Well more and more reasons why it should be on your list

T.G.I.F. - Thank Giraffe It’s Friday!
Great news from Lake Mburo National Park in Uganda. The giraffe continue to work hard doing their bit for conservation and have recently given birth to not just 1 but 3 new giraffe calves. In 2015, 15 Critically Endangered Nubian giraffe were moved to Lake Mburo to establish a brand new population. The population now stands at 28 giraffe - it has almost doubled in just 5 years. What an amazing and wonderful giraffe conservation success story, that clearly shows how effective translocations can be to help save a species.
Lake Mburo Communities Uganda Wildlife Authority

05/06/2020

02/06/2020

“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.” — Nelson Mandela.

25/03/2020

lion edition.

Self-care looks different at every stage of our lives and today, the lion reminds us about the importance of having a home or safe space to call our own.

Picture Credit: Komakech Brian Filder.

19/03/2020

To all our Ahava Safaris friends, family, World wide, we wish you all the best during these trying moments. We urge you all to stay positive, spend quality time with your loved ones and look for the good in others. For we are all in this together.

17/03/2020

Did you know that a hippo's teeth are self-sharpening i.e. they sharpen themselves by grinding.
what more do you know about hippos?

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09/02/2020

INTERESTING FACT: Uganda has over 1,000 Bird species which make up 11% of the world's species. Some of the species include the rare, the Crested Crane, the African fish eagle and the Shoebill stork which is endemic to Uganda. UG is known as Africa's premier birding destination .
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