Queen Elizabeth National Park which is found in the western part of the country, is famous for its big game viewing safaris. The park inhabits over 100 mammalian species, 606 bird species, and herds of elephants, hippos, and hog. Apart from wildlife safaris, this park is also a haven for birders.

Murchison Falls is another  impressive park in Uganda. Bisected by the Mighty River Nile, this park is one of the most scenic and beautiful place in Africa with a rare scenery of the Mighty Murchison Fall,  the most influential surges of water body.

Bwindi Impenetrable Forest is home to approximately 340 mountain gorillas and inhabits 4 different gorilla groups for trekking such as Nkuringo group with 19 gorillas and 2 silverbacks, Rushegura with 10 gorillas and 1 silverback, Mubare with 16 gorillas and 1 silverback and Habinyanja with 23 gorillas and 2 silver backs.  Renowned for gorilla tours, this park is also attractive to birders and nature lovers. Other notable animal species including the Colubus monkey, chimpanzee, elephant, antelope species: bushbuck and forest duiker, buffalo, golden cat, civet, bush pig, giant forest hog, black-fronted duiker, clawless otter, genet and many species of bats and rodents.

The Uganda Museum is the largest museum of the country sited on Old Kampala Hill. The different sections of museum show various value information the Archaeology section, music section, Independence pavilion section, Ethnography and many. Travelers interested in learning about Uganda’s past history and culture always do not miss out visiting the museum.

The Lake Bunyonyi is the earnest cavern lake at a height of 1 840 m with numerous small islands. It is particularly home to various water birds. The spot offer a very charming picnic site.

Makerere University of Kampala is one of the biggest universities of Africa. The university’s library has a great collection, and most key specialized collections. Students, from all over Africa, book flights to Uganda to acquire higher technical education from the university.