Destination Overview
Africa's Most Rewarding Safari
Uganda is a multicultural country in East Africa whose diverse landscape spans from the lush rainforests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park — home to half the world's mountain gorillas — to the stunning savannas of Queen Elizabeth National Park and the thundering power of Murchison Falls.
Often called the Pearl of Africa, Uganda packs extraordinary biodiversity into a compact country: over 1,000 bird species, 13 primate species including chimpanzees and gorillas, and the Big Five roaming its national parks.
At Tilenga Safaris, we are uniquely positioned in Uganda — our two lodges sit at the gates of Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks.
Uganda Hot Spots
Places That Leave You Speechless
Mountain Gorillas
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Murchison Falls
The World's Most Powerful Waterfall
Queen Elizabeth NP
Kazinga Channel & Tree-Climbing Lions
Mt. Rwenzori
Mountains of the Moon — Africa's Third-Highest Peak
Source of the Nile
Jinja — White Water Rafting & Bungee Jumping
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Lake Mburo National Park
Zebras, Hippos & 350 Bird Species
Kibale Forest
Chimpanzee Trekking Capital of the World
Buganda Kingdom
Uganda's Rich Cultural Heritage
Mountain Gorillas
Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
Murchison Falls
The World's Most Powerful Waterfall
Queen Elizabeth NP
Kazinga Channel & Tree-Climbing Lions
Mt. Rwenzori
Mountains of the Moon — Africa's Third-Highest Peak
Source of the Nile
Jinja — White Water Rafting & Bungee Jumping
Lake Mburo National Park
Zebras, Hippos & 350 Bird Species
Kibale Forest
Chimpanzee Trekking Capital of the World
Buganda Kingdom
Uganda's Rich Cultural Heritage
Safari Packages
Uganda Tour Packages
Looking for something else?
We have a wide range of additional Uganda itineraries, including primate-specific treks, bird-watching tours, and cross-border experiences. All our tours can be delivered upon request and tailored to your specific interests.
Ready to Explore Uganda?
Let our Uganda specialists tailor your perfect itinerary — gorillas, parks, or both.