If your favorite part of traveling happens to be discovering amazing natural wonders from all around the world, Uganda is just the place for you. It’s home to many spectacular spots, including the jaw-dropping Murchison Falls.
This waterfall is a part of the Murchison Falls National Park, which has a lot to offer to visitors looking for an unforgettable adventure. It’s the place where wild waters of Victoria Nile end up cascading into a pool known as The Devil’s Cauldron, before joining the tranquil stream of Lake Albert.
This picturesque national park attracted many notable visitors in the past, including famous writer Ernest Hemingway, former President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt, and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who described it as “wild Kew Gardens”.
Murchison Falls National Park has much more to offer than one stunning waterfall since it’s home to over 70 mammal species, including Uganda’s largest population of Nile crocodiles. It’s a perfect spot for hiking, bird watching, and wildlife viewing, and you can visit it all year round.
