Travelers looking for authentic cultural experiences in Uganda have a golden opportunity this May. The Calsaar Cultural Initiative has officially launched sales of the limited-edition vest for the 2nd Culture and Heritage Awareness Marathon 2026, set for Saturday, 10th May 2026 at Kitante Primary School in Kampala. The stylish white vest features vibrant orange and […]
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has shared wonderful news that perfectly captures the spirit of International Day of Forests (March 21st), a healthy new mountain gorilla baby has been born into the Mucunguzi family in the Rushaga sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The family, one of the most popular for gorilla trekking in Uganda, now […]
Busoga Tourism has announced an impressive milestone for one of eastern Uganda’s most significant cultural sites. In 2025 alone, Kagulu Rock Uganda welcomed 761 visitors from across the globe, including travellers from the United States of America (USA), Australia, and Japan, as well as groups from Kenya and several Ugandan schools such as African SS […]
Uganda’s tourism and sports scene is heating up as the Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon 2026 team takes its message across the border. Just weeks after the Kili International Marathon wrapped up in Moshi, Tanzania (22nd March 2026), the Ugandan squad was on the ground engaging runners and promoting one of East Africa’s most breathtaking races. […]
Uganda is one of Africa’s most remarkable destinations for primate tracking, offering visitors the rare opportunity to observe chimpanzees in their natural rainforest habitat. For travelers searching for Uganda chimpanzee trekking low season experiences, the months of April, May, and November provide excellent value and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Through Responsible Tourism Company, travelers and tour […]
Uganda is widely known as the Pearl of Africa, offering extraordinary wildlife encounters, diverse landscapes, and unforgettable safari adventures. From tracking endangered mountain gorillas to exploring savannah parks filled with lions and elephants, Uganda delivers some of the most authentic safari experiences in Africa. While many travelers plan their trips during the peak tourism months, […]
Uganda’s tourism sector is set to gain a major cultural landmark as the Karamoja Museum and Cultural Centre in Moroto District nears completion. According to the Uganda Media Centre, the project is now approximately 85 to 87% complete, marking a significant milestone for cultural preservation in the Karamoja sub-region. Situated at the foot of Mount […]
The Kampala City Festival 2026 is officially set for Sunday, October 4th, promising an electrifying return to its vibrant street-party origins. This year’s celebration will take place at the Railway Grounds, following strong public demand to revive the festival’s original urban atmosphere after last year’s successful gathering at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds. A Celebration of Culture, […]
Uganda has taken a significant step in the fight against wildlife crime, as the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), working closely with the Uganda Police Force, successfully intercepted a major ivory trafficking operation. In an intelligence-led mission carried out in Bukedea District, authorities arrested five suspects found in possession of 106 kilograms of elephant ivory. This […]
Uganda’s tourism sector is celebrating a major victory. Amos Wekesa, Founder and CEO of Great Lakes Safaris, has been awarded the African Cultural & Eco-Tourism Award at the 2026 African Heritage Awards. The award recognises Wekesa’s outstanding leadership in promoting Uganda’s wildlife, rich culture, and sustainable tourism practices. Through Great Lakes Safaris, he has consistently […]