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Lake Bunyonyi
Lake Bunyonyi Bunyonyi's stunning beauty and peace are characterized by its encircling hills and the presence of 29 islands. It is the best option for canoeing, birdwatching, and nature-friendly relaxation.
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Lake Bunyonyi
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Located in southwestern Uganda not far from Kabale, this serene paradise destination called Lake Bunyonyi is famous for its clear and pure water, its hilly nature scenes that have been cut into terraces, and the 29 beautiful islands. Its name translates as "Place of Many Little Birds" so it attracts many birdwatchers and nature lovers. The travelers here may have their canoe rides, swims, and cultural visits to island communities besides astonishing sunrise views. Lake Bunyonyi is devoid of dangerous animals such as crocodiles and hippos and hence offers a safe and tranquil retreat; this is the relaxation one would wish for post gorilla trekking experience in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest.
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The stunning landscapes and animals of Uganda earned it the title "Pearl of Africa." Among the best places to visit are Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (where mountain gorillas live), Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Lake Victoria, Kampala City, and Jinja, which is the source of the Nile River. Urban among the attractions is white-water rafting and hiking in the Rwenzori Mountains for thrill seekers.
Uganda's prime timing coincides with the dry seasons, during the months of December to February and June to September, which are characterized by easy access to roads and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Gorilla trekking, too, is at its peak during these months due to the less muddy trails.
Uganda has a peak tourism period in the dry seasons, which are December through February and June through September. This is when remoteness and proximity of wildlife are the best for the tourists' eyes. So, if you decide to go for gorilla trekking, it would be easier as the muddy paths would be less.
Uganda is in most cases safe for tourists, especially in and around the national parks and within the major towns. The locals are very friendly and hospitable. However, it is recommended to be accompanied by a guide in the wilderness, not to walk alone at night and observe the general safety measures when travelling.
The culture of Uganda is warm, diverse, and greatly influenced by traditions. Travelers can witness the various forms of traditional dancing, music, and making crafts in different parts of the country. Ugandan food includes such delicacies as matoke (cooked bananas), rolex (a rolled chapati with eggs), luwombo (meat or chicken stew), and a variety of fresh tropical fruits. It is very common in Uganda to share food with people and feel their hospitality, which has been the core of Ugandan life together with food.