Gorillas in Bwindi impenetrable forest
Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, RwenzoriMountains National Park, and Kasubi Tombs are part of a globe –trotting tour of
all the 962 UNESCO heritage sites that will cost you a whooping £1m.
The snow-capped peak on Mt. Rwenzori
The UK’s Daily Mail reports that “the unique journey,
offered by Veryfirstto.com, will visit breathtaking spectacles all over the
world…”
It further reports that the sites are “deemed to have
outstanding universal cultural and natural value by the World Heritage Committee.”
Tourists in Bwindi impenetrable forest
Last year the National Geographic named Uganda safaris among the top
20 global tourism destinations in 2013 while the lonely planet named Uganda as
the best travel destination for 2012.
The National Geographic is an international travel channel
affiliated to the National Geographic Society.
During the Magical Kenya Travel Expo 2012 held at Kenyatta
International Conference Centre in Nairobi last year, the Kenya ministry of
tourism, Dr. Nelson Githinji said Uganda was ranked top in tourism industry
growth in Africa at 25% in 2011.
A WB report published last year reported tourists visiting
Uganda close to 1m. Serenity of Lake Kyaninga and Kidepo one of the best
national parks in Africa
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