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Think of schools, hospitals and orphanages, regularly supplemented with a cottage where tourists can spend the night.","Camping is almost exclusively done in the game parks.","In the large towns and wildlife parks, accommodations are geared towards Western tourists. In small towns and villages (certainly on the asphalt roads, but also along the 'dirt roads') there are small guesthouses\u002Fhotels, which are mainly used by the Ugandan population themselves. You will not find these addresses in the travel guides. A hot meal (local food) can often be arranged for you. The bicycle can usually be parked in the room or elsewhere inside.",{"body":47,"updatedAt":48,"updatedBy":41},"**Note from Cycle Planet: The below information might be outdated. Please confirm, adjust or delete the information when you have more recent information.**\n\nRebel movements are active in the north of the country. They carry out attacks on the civilian population. There is an ethnic conflict in the northeast of the Karamoja and in the Katakwi district.\n\nThe border area with Congo, the mountainous west, is currently secured by the government army, including the Ruwenzori Mountains and the Bwindi National Park. An exception is the district of Nebbi.\n\nThe wildlife population has increased significantly in recent years. Especially near the NPs you can encounter wild animals (elephants, buffalo etc.).\n\nThe tsetse fly occurs in a number of areas; looking out!","2021-06-16T16:28:51.000Z",{"body":50,"updatedAt":51,"updatedBy":41},"The food is not particularly interesting. Lots of Matoke (cooked bananas) which are particularly heavy on the stomach. It is nutritious and you can cycle well on it. For a few euros you are full.\n\nIf you cook yourself, get a petrol burner, not the cheapest to buy, but you will enjoy it for years. Camping gas burners and related products are of no use in Uganda.\n\nBottled drinking water is available everywhere.","2021-06-16T16:43:39.000Z",{"body":53,"updatedAt":54,"updatedBy":41},"The population is generally very hospitable, but certainly not intrusive. In the problem areas, the atmosphere will probably be different.","2021-06-16T16:22:24.000Z",{"body":56,"updatedAt":57,"updatedBy":41},"-   Yellow fever vaccination is recommended and sometimes required.\n-   A DTP vaccination is recommended\n-   Protection against Hepatitis A is recommended.\n-   Sometimes a Cholera statement is needed.\n-   Malaria occurs all year round.","2021-06-16T16:43:52.000Z",{"body":59,"updatedAt":60,"updatedBy":41},"**Best time to cycle**\n\nJune, just after the rainy season. The humidity then still hangs in the wooded area. The temperature is manageable (about 26 degrees). In the higher areas (mountains) it is usually cooler.\n\nThe temperature is quite stable throughout the year - according to the graphs it is about 25 degrees on average every month. In Uganda, the temperature rarely drops below 15 degrees, and rarely goes above 30\u002F35.\n\n**Spare parts**\n\nIn Uganda there is quite a lot of cycling, especially on decent, classic-looking bicycles (28 inches) of Chinese manufacture (for transporting jobs, pineapples, crates, firewood, etc.). There is therefore a bicycle repair shop in every village, who often has a stock of tires, spokes, rims, etc. In Kampala, some mountain bike-style bicycles (26 inch) are also sold; You may also be able to find some parts there. Assume that western bicycle parts cannot be found.\n\nThere is also no knowledge about western bicycles. Keep in mind that if you are unable to repair and want to cycle through Uganda, you may face problems. Follow a bicycle repair course in advance with the Wereldfietser or Vakantiefetser, which is also fun.","2021-06-16T16:33:00.000Z",[],{"pois":63,"users":64,"hosts":64},2,0,"2026-11-06T11:25:25.554Z",[67,76,83,90,97],{"id":68,"type":69,"title":70,"countryCode":22,"location":71,"likes":74,"toCountryCode":4,"excerpt":75},"20d6b3e8-d632-461f-b20e-13416b876cd6","border-crossing","Endebess (Kenya) – Suam (Uganda)",{"lat":72,"lng":73},1.216125,34.732594,1,"Easy border crossing with friendly officials on both sides. The road can be quite bad during rainy season. There is a possibily to camp at the border.",{"id":77,"type":78,"title":79,"countryCode":4,"location":80,"likes":64,"visaFor":4,"onlineVisa":81,"excerpt":82},"c726f1e3-3d42-46ed-a1a6-3506d2ccf261","embassy","E-visa for Uganda",{"lat":10,"lng":11},true,"We don't have experience with getting this visa. Please share yours if you have recent experience. 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