Cultural and natural tourism in Uganda
Every tribe, every region in Uganda has its folktale, is an individual bedtime story to tell children over the many generations- past, current and future. But there are aspects now commonly shared across tribes, and once of those – the gomesi, a lady’s outfit with shoulders that stand in vertical pleats and a sash firmly […]
Uganda tourism up to the mountains
Climb the Mountains of the moon : The mountain Rwenzori boasts vegetation that varies from tropical rainforest although as you ascend further up, you probably won’t miss the six meter heather of moss and its snow peak Mountaineering Exercise by hiking to the Nyabitaba hut and later on connect to Nyakalengija trailhead (1600m) with tour […]
Work experience in Australia is started: Tony Charters & Associates
This is just a very quick update. I have started my new work experience in Brisbane (Australia) in Tony Charters and Associates the 2nd of September and my job right now is related with #Globaleco Asia Pacific Conference that will be held in#Noosa, #Queensland (where are seated 2 UNESCO biosphere reserves) at the end of November […]
Tourism – the water as important and beautiful resource in Uganda
The Nile river flows from Lake Victoria at what was the Rippon Falls and into Lake Kyoga. Still the Victoria Nile, it cuts a raucous passage west across Karuma Falls and through the narrow pillars of Murchison Falls towards Lake Albert. Finally the Albert Nile meanders along a slow wide corridor into Southern Sudan. Lake […]
Sustainable tourism in India: immersion in the local culture of Himalaya
Hello Everybody, sustainable tourism in northeast of India could be the immersion in the local culture, mr Spafford Ackerly is going to tell you about his program in the Himalaya: Himalayan Connections. Cultural immersion in the Himalaya of northeast India, with Village treks, School visits, Yoga and meditation retreats, Homestays, and Individual Projects. We are a small program […]