Lake Bunyonyi, Uganda (better than you can possibly imagine!) & the ride to Kigali, Rwanda 🇺🇬 🇷🇼
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- Lake Bunyonyi is one of Uganda's most beautiful natural wonders, and my half-day tour of the lakeside vantage points was one of the most memorable highlights of my trip across East Africa. The bustle and chaos of urban Uganda (Kabale being no exception) was no match for the still, calming, and soothing solitude of the lakeside.
After my visit to Lake Bunyonyi (which I definitely plan on returning to again!) I headed south to the Rwandan border and onward to Kigali, the economically thriving "Singapore of Africa", wherre I would base myself for the majority of sightseeing in this wonderful land of 1,000 hills.
Vlog Number 19 | Africa | #Uganda #Kabale #Rwanda #Kigali | Filmed July 2019
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Uganda is a beautiful country full of beautiful people❤️
It truly is!
So cool a year ag oI rode exactly same roads to Kabale and lake Bunyoni, enjoyed the same view. Thats so cool. Also traveled alone
Amazing! I hope you had a great visit - Uganda is so beautiful
I've been watching your videos the past hour and the most impressive thing about you is how you travel solo to your destination. Most tourists move with tourist companies in a group yet you experience the country in a raw form. Very impressive. BTW, my home district is Kisoro after Kabale. You can see mountain gorillas there.
I love travelling solo and being independent and free! I always feel like guided tour groups are rushing me along! The only time I take tours is when public transport is not available, or if the cost of doing it solo would be higher (eg. National Park tours can be cheaper to go as a group, if rental cars are expensive).
I would love to do the mountain gorillas someday! I didn't have the budget for it on my trip (I only had $3,000 to spend for the one month in Africa), but I do plan to return to Uganda & Rwanda to see the gorillas!
@@DrifterDave so you been to 8 countries in one month ?
@@jp-solotravel8421 Yes sir! I am a full-time High School Teacher, so I only am able to travel in July and August (most years). So, I spent an average of 4-7 days in each country (except Zambia - I was only there to catch the train to Tanzania)
@@DrifterDave what subject you teach my best subject in school was geography
Social Studies / History / Geography!
good and amazing view of rwanda . please do a street tour in kigali.
Coming in the next few days! Kigali is a beautiful city 😃