African nations such as Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania attract a large number of tourists each year due to the presence of beautiful wildlife, perfect spots for mountain climbing and for tracking gorilla. These nations consist of several areas for relaxation and perfect adventure. The tourists can enjoy seeing the wildlife such as Thompson’s gazelle, zebra, wildebeest and several herbivorous animals in the Masai Mara Game Reserve which is also termed as the jewel of Kenya’s wildlife situated in the Great Rift Valley. It also contains over four hundred bird varieties and ninety five various mammal species, reptile creations, and amphibians.

Tanzania contains the biggest and the popular African mountain called as Mount Kilimanjaro. It is a silent volcano with two peaks that are joined together through a wide ridge. Kibo is the biggest peak which extends to about 19,340 feet on top of the sea level. Mount Kilimanjaro is the world’s tallest isolated mountain and one of the most accessible big structures in the whole world. Majority of the climbers utilize just a walking stick and perfect clothing to go to the crater rim. The major tourist attractions of Kilimanjaro include moorland zone, alpine desert, wildlife forest and the mountain peaks that are topped with the snows. Tourists can stay in hotels, huts or camps in the outer portion of the park in Moshi or Marangu.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is one of the classical rainforests of Africa that is situated in Uganda. The activity of tracking gorillas can be performed here. Tourists can enjoy seeing 310 different species of butterflies, 51 different reptile varieties, 200 trees, eighty eight moths and special varieties of about 120 mammal kinds that include about ten primates.

Lake Chad is one of the popular lakes in Africa that is offering water to over 20 million people in Chad region and the surrounding nations such as Niger, Nigeria and Cameroon. It is one of the biggest freshwater lakes in the whole world. This lake can be visited during August to December. During this period, the level of water will be too high and a large number of birds will be migrating to this lake. Hippos, crocodiles and other wildlife creatures will also be seen here. Zakouma National park is present in the southern part of Lake Chad. It is spread over 1,200 square miles surrounded fully by the reserve of Bahr Salamat Faunal. Tourists can enjoy seeing large numbers of elephants in the park.