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Average temperatures and rainfall for Uganda |
Month |
Temp |
Rain |
| January |
27°C |
66mm |
| February |
27°C |
91mm |
| March |
26°C |
160mm |
| April |
26°C |
257mm |
| May |
25°C |
244mm |
| June |
25°C |
122mm |
| July |
24°C |
76mm |
| August |
25°C |
74mm |
| September |
26°C |
74mm |
| October |
26°C |
94mm |
| November |
26°C |
132mm |
| December |
26°C |
117mm |
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| Uganda and Rwanda |
| Reasons to visit Uganda and Rwanda |
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A unique chance to see the rare mountain gorilla in its natural habitat. To experience a close encounter with these incredible creatures is an unforgettable experience that not many people have the opportunity to do. |
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Thick rainforests, home to the greatest variety of primates in Africa. |
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The Nile River, the longest river in the world. |
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Bwindi Impenetrable Forest contains half of the worlds remaining mountain gorillas. |
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Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary, home to over 30 orphaned chimpanzees. An overnight stay is highly recommended. |
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Lake Victoria, the second largest body of fresh water in the world offers great sport-fishing for the Great Nile perch and other fish. |
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A must for birdwatchers with 1008 bird species. |
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Queen Elizabeth National Park boasts one of the highest bio-diversity ratings in any game park in the world, with a bird count of 606 and almost 100 mammals. |
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Kibale National Park, home to 13 primate species . |
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Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda's largest National Park. At the Falls the River Nile squeezes through a narrow cleft in the rocks before exploding into the bubbling pools below. |
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Chimpanzee tracking in the rainforest of Semliki National Park, or some incredible bird watching. |
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Forest walks and Gorilla tracking in the Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. |
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Explore the five lakes of Lake Mburo National Park, home to plenty of hippo, crocodiles and water-birds. |
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Beautiful mountains, incredible lakes and dark forests, thousands of birds and the greatest variety of primates anywhere in Africa, including chimpanzees and the famous mountain gorillas make it easy to see why Ugandans refer to their country as 'the Pearl of Africa'. There is a good road system, and 20 National Parks and Reserves safeguard the country's wonderful natural heritage.
We have a selection of excellent tented camps and lodges in all of the above areas, or you can take a fully escorted tour to the area of your choice. |
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To start creating your holiday in Uganda simply complete a booking form or, if you want advice email us on info@helloafricatravel.com or give us a call on 0871 711 3331 and have a chat with one of our friendly consultants.
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