"From the source of the White Nile on Lake Victoria to the snow capped Rwenzori Mountains, from the plains of Kidepo National Park to the lush forests of Bwindi National Park, Uganda is a country of astonishing contrasts and rich diversity.
" Uganda is well endowed with many tourist attractions which include o wildlife: flora and fauna in National parks, game reserves and zoos; o physical features: mountains, the western arm of the rift valley and its associated relief features; rivers, lakes, hot springs and caldera; o cultural attractions: Kasubi-Buganda kings tombs, traditional dances, crafts and manner of dressing; o an ideal pleasant sunny climate at relatively high altitude astride the equator; o historical sites: Naggalabi, Nakayima hills, Nyero rock paintings and sangobay and o The warm and friendly hospitality of Uganda's people.
The wildlife The wildlife found in the parks matches the quality of the landscape.
A cruise up the Nile to the Murchison Falls or along the Queen Elizabeth; Kazinga Channel reveals a continuous ribbon of birds, hippos, crocodiles and an unfolding parade of large mammals.
Uganda ranks as Africa's number one country for its superb 1010 varieties of birds and abundant wild life which visitors can see with ease.
Uganda also offers many scenic highlights.
Rwenzori mountains one of the highest mountains in Africa with different vegetation types which are not common any where else except the high tropical mountains.
Climbing this mountain can be organized by Go See Africa Safaris and it takes 7 days to the highest peak-Margherita.
The Great Rift Valley in the western part of Uganda features beautiful scenery with the formation of lakes, rivers and forests.