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Travel Blogs from Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elisabeth Nationalpark
... unglaublich grosses Wissen haben bestimmt dazu beigetragen. Was wir erst erfahren haben, nachdem wir die Tour gebucht hatten: Kenneth Musindi wurde erst kürzlich mit Bronze zum drittbesten Guide Ugandas geehrt – ein Volltreffer! :-)
Zu Fuss, mit dem Jeep und auf dem Boot...
Die Tour beinhaltete ein vierstündiges Chimpansen-Tracking im Kasyoha Kitami ...
The Queen's Park Uganda Style
... and smiling the country no matter how poor or wealthy the people may be the better.
Queen Elizabeth the second largest in Uganda with over 1,978 sq-miles is a bird viewing paradise with over ...
The pearl of Africa
... patients are dying in the communities. Like many cases here, money can form an impenetrable barrier between survival and death.
It’s going to be a bit of a shock going back to the Adelaide hospital setup, my signature no longer meaning anything (until January at least). Especially considering that my first rotation back is ICCU…the total opposite in availability of resources to rural Uganda. This amazing experience on the wards has taught me ...
Elephant Crossing
... close proximity of Queen Elizabeth National Park to Kagando. I got a private hire and went chimp tracking in Chambura gorge plus an afternoon boat trip down the Kazinga channel.
We had to leave before dawn which allowed us to enjoy a beautiful yet eerie drive created by a dense mist had enveloped the undulating hills on our way to the plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park. The natural beauty was only equaled by the view when we arrived at the ...
Wabachire!
... months of travelling and eating chips on the back of a safari jeep probably had something to do with it. As I struggled up the hill, a torrential downpour of sweat staining the dirt path, I look up at Jockim powering ahead in his formal shirt, slacks, and fancy shoes. Not a drop of sweat could be seen. What are these locals made of? To add more insult to injury, there were elderly women negotiating the slopes with the greatest ease, baby on their back and gracefully balancing baskets ...