Water waves??

Ok, see how these waters wave on Lake Victoria, Uganda

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This is Lake Victoria, in Uganda

Lake Victoria is the biggest lake in Uganda, East Africa

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Lake Bunyonyi, the deepest lake in Uganda

The mightiest lake of Uganda. The lifeblood for civilizations and home to all kinds of birds. Different species of fish and more different species of plants that live on its banks. Photography and Editting by Rogier van Beeck Calkoen

Here comes the Dance, Culture, and Art from Uganda

Uganda as a country, is made up of more than 50 districts, more than 30 local languages, and many tribes, and so many different cultural dances, beliefs, norms, and arts

Enjoy your day with this mountain climbing and trekking in the Rwenzori

This film follows an amazing 8 days long trek through the great “Mountains of Moon” in Uganda. That is perhaps the most scenic mountains and with out doubt the biggest range in Africa. From the deep jungle, over to the summit of the “Rainmaker” Mount Speke, Africa’s 4th highest mountain, over Arica’s largest glacier and to the summit of Uganda and Congo’s highest mountain, the Margerhita Peak at Mount Stanley that is Africa’s third highest mountain.

Enjoy your day, while watching Gorilla Trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda.

The Mountain Gorillas of Uganda in September of 2010. What a magical experience. Looking into their eyes is like nothing else. The video is in 720p High Def and shows driving into the camp,

Set at a relatively low altitude on the border with Tanzania, Akagera National Park could scarcely be more different in mood to the breezy cultivated hills that characterise much of Rwanda. Dominated scenically by the labyrinth of swamps and lakes that follow the meandering course of the Akagera River, the most remote source of the Nile, this is an archetypal African savannah landscape of tangled acacia woodland interspersed with open grassland. Akagera is, above all, big game country! Herds of elephant and buffalo emerge from the woodland to drink at the lakes, while lucky visitors might stumble across a spotted hyena or even a stray lion. Giraffe and zebra amble through the savannah, and more than a dozen types of antelope inhabit the park, most commonly the handsome chestnut-coated impala, but also the diminutive oribi and secretive bushbuck, as well as the ungainly tsessebe and the world’s largest antelope, the statuesque cape eland. Camping alongside the picturesque lakes of Akagera is a truly mystical introduction to the wonders of the African bush. Pods of 50 hippopotami grunt and splutter throughout the day while outsized crocodiles soak up the sun with their vast jaws menacingly agape. Magically, the air is torn apart by the unforgettable high duetting of a pair of fish eagles, asserting their status as the avian monarchs of Africa’s waterways. Lining the lakes are some of the continent’s densest concentrations of water birds, while the connecting marshes are the haunt of the endangered and exquisite papyrus gonolek, and the bizarre shoebill stork – the latter perhaps the most eagerly sought of all African birds.