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If you are considering a Uganda Safari filled with natural surroundings to revive your senses, Uganda could be the best destination for you. This is so because most of the beautiful tourist places are located in here and will not only offer you adventure enjoyment of tracking the rare Mountain Gorillas but also offer you chances of seeing the big game five animals and also track other primates. On all Uganda tours, cheap accommodation is provided national wide.

Uganda is well known for its beauty and as of now it's the 1st top destination to visit in 2012 based on lonely planet's rankings and recent surveys. In order to make the tourists aware and experience the country's beauty and attractions, The Uganda Wildlife Authority and the Tourism Ministry at large has developed different concepts and advertising means to make sure that the country still remains on top.

The endangered mountain gorilla has been labeled as closely related to mankind with 97% of its DNA being the same as that of humans. The Gorillas are diurnal and most active between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. they spend most of their time eating and consuming large quantities of food to enable it to sustain its massive bulk. Primarily they are herbivorous and their diet is composed of mainly leaves, stems, shoots, roots, bark, flowers and fruits. On a small scale, they also feed on invertebrates.

Uganda is a beautiful country located in East Africa and it invites tourists to see its beauty with Mountain Gorillas, scenic landscapes, valleys, Lakes, National Parks, natural springs, Rivers, Forests and cultural sites. It is the most wonderful tourist destination among other East African countries.

Uganda the Pearl of Africa offers different tourist attractions which can be enjoyed while on your Uganda Safari Honeymoon. The country offers beautiful and scenic National Parks like Murchison Falls, Bwindi Impenetrable, Queen Elizabeth, Kibale, Lake Mburo and so one. The cultural sites and cultural performers on different cultural entertainments will make your honeymoon Uganda Safari Holiday memorable and enjoyable.

The Rwenzori Mountain is one of Africa's tallest mountain range which is exceeded in altitude only by the free-standing Mount Kenya and Kilimanjaro. The Rwenzori Mountain has 6 major peaks namely, Mt Stanley (5,109m), Mt Speke (4,890m) Mt Baker (4,843m), Mt Emin (4,798m), Mt Gessi (4,715m) and Mt Luigi di Savoia (4,627m). The highest peak is on the Mt Stanley and is called Margherita peak (5,109) and it is this peak which makes the Rwenzori Mountains the 3rd highest range in Africa.

Mountain Elgon National Park is one of Uganda's interesting parks for Mountain climbing or Mountaineering. It is a massive solitary volcanic mountain found on the border of eastern Uganda and western Kenya. This extinct volcano is one of Uganda's oldest physical features and has been a regional landmark for a long time.

Mgahinga National Park was gazetted in 1991 and it includes parts of Muhavura, Mgahinga and Sabinyo Volcanic Mountains. The summit of Muhavura has a small crater lake and forms the highest point (4127m) in the park. The summit areas are dominated by wart and dwarf heath vegetation. It is another National Park where the famous Gorilla tracking activity is carried out.

Semuliki National park is located in the extreme western corner of Uganda in Bundibugyo district. It lies along the Uganda/Democratic Republic of Congo border with in the East African Rift Valley. The Park is largely forested and presents the easternmost limit of the great lturi forest of the Congo basin and contains numerous species associated with Central rather than Eastern Africa.

Uganda is a great destination for international travelers and residents too. Uganda tours offer happening and rocking life and number of tourist attractions to enjoy. You can enjoy Gorilla tracking activity, game viewing safaris in 3 most favored Uganda national parks of Murchison falls, Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lake Mburo National Park. Besides this, there is also attractions like Monuments, Uganda Museum, source of River Nile, Uganda wildlife Education Center and so on.