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Apoka Lodge in Uganda is an unforgettable accommodation of 10 rooms designed of wood, thatch and canvas in the natural ambience of african savannah.Here you can spend good time relaxing in the outside bathtub under the blue sky or enjoying the vista dotted with elephant,giraffe,buffalo, and zebra.

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Ndali Lodge sits on the equator – a colonial-style mansion at the center of a farm. It stands on a narrow ridge 5,000 feet (1,524 m) above sea level, at the rim of an extinct volcano that has become a deep circular lake in Uganda. It offers 360-degree views of the ancient volcanic landscape and the Rwenzori Mountains, known by explorers as the Mountains of the Moon. Photo by: Martha de Jong-Lantink

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Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa. The river Nile passes through the country and offers the most extreme and wild rafting in Africa. However you should choose wisely. Nile River, with all those tranquil birds and flowers along the banks, violently disappeared while you are rafting. Watch the rocks! 

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Wayfaring offers a glimpse at the first skate park in East Africa, situated in a working class suburb of Kampala, Uganda. The park was created both for and by local kids, without assistance from either NGOs or government. The skate park could be described as both a source of pride and empowerment, a space that not only keeps kids out of trouble, but fosters the development of a real sense of community. It’s a real dream.

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With an abundance of wildlife, the mighty Nile, spectacular snow-capped peaks and modern bustling cities, Uganda is the African continent compacted into one country. This journey will get your adrenaline pumping, while still giving you the opportunity to enjoy the stunning scenery.

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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, located in southwestern Uganda, on the edge of the western Rift Valley, covers an area of 331 sq km (128 sq miles). The forest, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, is a sanctuary for around half the world’s mountain gorillas, including the Mubare and the Habinyanja groups.

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