Uganda is astonishingly green. Forests, tea plantations, papyrus swamps, volcanic hills - the landscape seems permanently washed in rain.
In Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, tracking gorillas means hours of climbing through thick forest before suddenly finding yourself a few feet away from them - enormous, watchful, entirely uninterested in your presence. The Nile begins its long journey here too, gathering force at Murchison Falls before squeezing violently through a narrow cleft in the rock.
Step beyond the safari at Ishasha Wilderness Camp and discover the journey of Ugandan coffee—from handpicked beans to roasting and tasting alongside the local community.
From Ishasha Wilderness Camp, explore the remote Ishasha sector in search of the park’s famed tree-climbing lions, often found resting high in fig trees above the savannah.
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