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Hidden Cultural and Community Encounters for Travelers in Uganda Cultural and community encounters are common experiences for best adventures in Africa. Have you ever wanted a new experience where you can take part? Do you get bored of doing what everyone is doing? Do you like challenging yourself with new experiences? Well, I’ll share with...Read More

Who is a volunteer in Uganda? A Volunteer in Uganda is a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task. This is a person who works for an organization or individual without being paid. Volunteering on the other hand is a voluntary act of an individual or group freely...Read More

What is a tourist/Safari vehicle? Categories of tourist and Safari vehicles are road-based and customized vehicles to meet the needs of the users who are mainly travelers and their drivers and guides. Safari vehicles are mainly 4WD (4 wheel drive) Toyota land cruisers and other brands with good visibility on top pop-top roof) and windows....Read More

Explore Lake Kamunzuku, located in the western part of Uganda in Rubirizi district in kasyoha-kitomi forest bordering Kyambura gorge. This is on the outskirts of Queen Elizabeth national park. Lake Kamunzuku is known as THE TRANSPARENT LAKE and is believed to have been more transparent 20 years back. Lake Kamunzuku is truly the pearl that...Read More

Why you should travel to Rwanda for your African safari Rwanda is a country in East Africa and Alps Trendy Safaris lists reasons why you should choose Rwanda as your next destination for an African Safari. There have been long-asked questions why you should travel to Rwanda, and why you should travel to Africa or...Read More

Who is the Twa or Batwa People? Enjoy this thrilling blog about the Twa people as presented by Alps Trendy Safaris. The Twa, also known as the Batwa, are pygmy people who have lived in the Albertine Rift Valley region since immemorial time. Their society’s origins in the Bwindi Forests and Mgahinga is dating back nearly...Read More