Yes, most travelers need a visa. e-Visa is recommended You can also apply for the East Africa Tourist Visa, which allows travel between Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months

Uganda can be visited year-round, but the best times are during the dry seasons: June to August December to February These months offer the best conditions for gorilla trekking, safaris, and hiking. The wet seasons (March–May and September–November) are greener but muddier.

Uganda is known as the “Pearl of Africa” for good reason. Top highlights include: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest – Gorilla trekking (once-in-a-lifetime experience) Murchison Falls National Park – Stunning waterfalls and safaris Queen Elizabeth National Park – Tree-climbing lions and boat safaris Kibale Forest – Chimpanzee tracking Lake Bunyonyi – Beautiful lake surrounded by terraced hills Jinja – Source of the Nile, white-water rafting, and adventure sports Kampala & Entebbe – Cultural sites, museums, and lakeside relaxation

Yes, Uganda is generally safe and friendly for tourists. Wildlife parks and trekking routes are secure and well-managed Avoid walking alone at night in urban areas Our agency partners with licensed guides, safe drivers, and vetted lodges for a secure experience Health tip: Anti-malarial medication and yellow fever vaccination are recommended

The local currency is the Ugandan Shilling (UGX). Credit cards accepted at major hotels and lodges Cash is preferred in rural areas and local markets US Dollars are accepted in many tourist locations (bills must be clean and post-2009) ATMs are available in cities like Kampala and Entebbe