The cradle of the Nile river begins in the Rwenzoris, Africa’s tallest mountain range that stretches extensively through western Uganda enfolding in mist and abundantly filled with glaciers, waterfalls, and alpine lakes. These ‘mountains of the moon’ are the residence of Uganda’s mountain gorillas and tracking them through this gallant habitat is one of the country’s most iconic experiences.
Tanzania is known as the homestead of safaris. Wildebeest travel across the plains. Hippos shove for space in swampy waterways. Elephants meander along seasonal migration circuit. Throughout the country there are unequaled chances to experience this natural richness: take a boat tour down the Rufiji River past napping crocodiles in Selous Game Reserve; watch giraffes outlined against ancient baobab trees in Ruaha National Park; sit still as waterbirds peck in the shoaly around Rubondo Island, and hold your breath while lions walk around your Landcruiser in Ngorongoro Crater.
When you think of Africa, Kenya is the first thing that will come to your mind. It’s the lone acacia outlined on the savannah against a skyline extending into eternity. It’s the snow-capped mountain well nigh on the equator and within visuals of harsh deserts. It’s the abundant, palm-fringed silhouette of the Indian Ocean, it’s the Great Rift Valley that once menaced to tear the continent into parts and pieces, and it’s the dense forests resonant of the continent’s heart. In short, Kenya is a country of rhapsody landforms that move our deepest longings for this very special continent.
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