Uganda is known as the pearl of Africa and is located in East Africa. Its landscape’s distinctiveness is mostly characterized by the scenic Ruwenzori Mountain and the vast Lake Victoria, shared with Tanzania and Kenya. The richness of its culture is characterized by its diverse ethnic groups, who come together in the thriving Kampala. It boasts of the famous Queen Elizabeth National Park, Murchison Falls National Park and the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to over 450 mountain gorillas - the world’s largest population. Mgahinga National Park is a more unknown park in the Southern part of Uganda, even if over 300 gorillas lives there.