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Virtuoso African safaris

take you to Bwindi to track the famous Mountain gorillas

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Virtuoso African Safaris on February 23, 2012 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Gorilla Adventure

After a very eventful Journey we arrived in Jinga (about an hour from Kampala) on Sunday night. Ginga is the watersports capital of Uganada and sits on the Nile just at its source on Lake Victoria. On Monday we all signed up to go white water rafting. Having never been rafting before I...

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lizziecarver on November 1, 2010 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Backpacking... it's not as fun as Insurance

Photo Update

Here are a couple of photos from the past week... me x

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lizziecarver on October 28, 2010 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Backpacking... it's not as fun as Insurance

We've booked rafting!

Today we finally booked our rafting trip for tomorrow! Pretty excited, yet petrified at the same time.

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chrischarly on October 9, 2010 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's African Adventure

My God, it's good to have a shower!

Luckily when we arrived at Red Chilli's Backpackers this morning at 2:15am there was a night guard who found a room for us and we instantly fell asleep. In the morning it felt incredible to have a shower!

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chrischarly on October 5, 2010 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's African Adventure

Hiking Safari to Uganda

Rwenzori Mountains National Park. The 120km Rwenzori alternation is admired to be the allegorical snow-capped Mountains of the Moon, declared by Ptolemy in AD150. Reaching an acclivity of 5,109m, it is as well Africa's tallest abundance range, exceeded in distance alone by the free-standing...

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safaris on October 24, 2008 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Safari to Uganda

Melanie's Uganda Pictures

I wanted to simply post pictures but they didn’t seem right to me without a little commentary too—composed on jetlag after 22+ hours of flying so...apologies in advance and feel very free to ignore the words and just skim the pictures : ) This is Richard, the community outreach worker with...

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Melanie on July 24, 2008 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: Uganda

The land that stole my heart

Uganda and Guerillas (gorillas) The tour got under way and we quickly headed out of Kenya and into one of the most beautiful places on Earth. This place mesmorized me by the people, the landscape and the struggles it had over come. We entered into Uganda through a long wait at the border...

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crAsh13 on September 7, 2007 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: East Africa in 2007

Trekking to see Gorillas

An experience I would not have if it were not for my parents. They financial supported this expedition, as it get continuously more expensive to see gorillas in the wild. This is mostly due to politics and high cost of protection. We drove like bats out of hell across Uganda to get to the...

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crAsh13 on September 2, 2007 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: East Africa in 2007

Our travel to the source of the NILE!

So we said farewell to Tanzania and boarded our plane to Kampala, Uganda. Thinking we had escaped the madness of Dar, we landed in Kampala and it turned out to be just crazy… our hotel was smack bang in the middle of the city and there are people, cars and just chaos everywhere… admittedly we...

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jem_gret on February 7, 2007 from Kampala, Uganda

from the travel blog: East Africa and beyond....

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