ASAI Incentive Travel Uganda

Place: Lake Mburo National Park
Altitude: 1220m - 1828m above sea level.

Lake Mburo National Park is a gem closely located to the Kampala -Mbarara Highway that connects Kampala to the parks in Western U G A N D A.

It is the smallest of U G A N D A's Savannah National Parks underlain by ancient Precambrian metamorphic rocks which date back more than 500 million years.

It is home to 350 bird species as well as zebra, impala, eland, buffalo, oribi, defassa waterbuck, leopard, hippo, hyena, topi and reedbuck and recently the 15 translocated giraffes.

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Call: +256 393 503 065 /712 187 411
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HAPPY NEW MONTH!!

Allow U S say; Fare-thee-well to the month of May and Welcome you together with U S to the New Month of June.

The Month of May, may have been tricky to some or maybe well with others. Whatever it was....W E are glad W E are in the last day of it. W E BELIEVE this new month will present endless opportunities and Hope and a chance to try again, L I V E again and Discover again.

W E at ASAI - Safaris and Incentives and MICE Uganda wish to reassure you that W E are ready to serve you, should you need that trip you have always dreamed of, or that exquisite accommodation you badly need.

Call: +256 393 503 065 / 0712 187 411
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DID YOU KNOW!
A group of buffalos in the modern world is called “herd”!

The Herd Size is highly variable. The core of the herd is made up of related females, and their offspring, in almost linear dominance hierarchy. The basic herds are sorrounded by subherds of subordinate males and old animals. The young males keep a safe distance from the dominant bull which can be identified by the thickness of its horns.

There’s a tendency for male groups to form what is called bachelor groups, and this happens mostly during dry seasons.

Buffalos have few predators that include lions and large crocodiles and ofcourse human hunters.

Book your tour now to encounter these members of the “big five”.

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+256 393 503 065 / 0712 187 411