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The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has advertised for firms interested in developing and managing balloon tourism in the Lake Mburo National Park.uganda safari

In addition, Lake Mburo National Park has markedly different fauna to other reserves. Lying in the one part of Uganda covered in extensive acacia woodland, Lake Mburo is the best place in the country to see the gigantic eland antelope, as well as zebra, topi, impala, and several acacia-associated birds. uganda safari adventure

Lake Mburo National Park is one of Uganda’s loveliest wildlife Safari destinations. It is important for game viewing tours, Birding safaris, guided nature walks as well as sport hunting. south africa safaris

The Lake Mburo NP is situated some 250 km southeast of Kampala along the highway between Masaka and Mbarara. gorilla tours

Balloon tourism is already in existence in both Kenya and Tanzania but will be relatively new in Uganda and represents an innovation on the part of UWA to bring in more tourists to the country’s underexploited natural resources. gorilla safari

Balloon Safari is a fashionable safari. Gliding serenely above the trees offers unparalleled panoramic balloon views of the awe-inspiring landscape. The unique perspective gives a much truer and mind blowing sense of the huge expanses of bush. The feeling is indescribable, watching the plains teeming with herds of wildlife. gorilla tours in uganda bwindi

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THE Acholi cultural institution, Ker Kwaro Acholi, and the US embassy have signed a $56,165 (about sh105m) two-year contract to revive and preserve the Acholi culture. The project, to be implemented jointly with the Uganda Museum, is aimed at restoring the Acholi cultural practices, norms and values and to help in social development and peace building. gorilla tours uganda

The US ambassador, Jerry Lanier, said the project would renew and preserve the Acholi culture. “This multi-stage project will document recorded oral history, collect archeological objects and photographs, and visit cultural sites in northern Uganda,” Lanier said. The signing of the contract, which took place at the Ker Kwaro Acholi headquaters on Friday, was witnessed by religious and cultural leaders and officials from the US embassy. The project will include production of booklets, trail maps, cultural kits and DVDs for use in tourism and education. Traditional handicrafts, arts and cultural ceremonies will be re-established and sacred cultural sites reconstructed to benefit the community. gorilla safari uganda