Uganda's landscape is as diverse as it is breathtaking, ranging from Lake Victoria and the Source of the Nile, to snow capped mountains and the home of the Gorilla, The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. There are numerous national parks, such as Queen Elizabeth and Murchison Falls, teeming with wildlife including lions, elephants and rare birds.

In Ugandan culture, the "extended" family and community is a cornerstone of society, supporting one another in all aspects of life. For many, subsistence farming reinforces community bonds as whole villages work together to cultivate the land. Coffee gardens here are a part of their home, community and a place for their children to play!

Ugandan culture is a tapestry of tribal traditions, languages, community values and a deep sense of kinship. Events in Uganda are vibrant and colourful, filled with music, dance, and communal feasting. Football is a major part of life, with community clubs supporting vulnerable youths and the Premier League, a hot topic of conversation.