CULTURAL TOURISM: Uganda's cultural tourism is emerging with significant potential but faces challenges in infrastructure, funding, and community involvement, leading to a relatively small-scale operation despite strong interest from tourists. To thrive, the sector needs improved

"Beyond the game: Our commitment to nature is our biggest victory."#changealifebwindi #bwindi #climateaction #ihambaresidence #conservation #bwindi #community #sportsforconservation #mountaingorillas

UPDATE: Rwanda’s Gorilla Naming Ceremony, Kwita Izina, is underway in the country today. The 20th Kwita Izina will celebrate the country’s commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism. Here are some of the top figures that will name gorillas today. #KaribuTravels

The 2025 Kwita Izina Gorilla Naming Ceremony, Rwanda's 20th edition of the annual event, took place on September 5, 2025, in Kinigi, naming 40 baby gorillas to highlight conservation success and community engagement.  Here are some of the personalities that named them. 🦍 Khaby

Yesterday, we launched our 2025 Sustainability Report, themed “A Sustainable Future in Every Drop.” This report is particularly important as it focuses on water, a vital resource for our planet, and also a key ingredient in the production of our beverages. Recognizing that

The Bakiga dance hits differently with its raw energy, heavy stomps, and fearless pride powered by the deep Kigezi rhythms. Culture is alive 💃🏾 Happy weekend.

The best part about involving young people in tree planting isn’t just the trees it’s the mindset it grows. It teaches responsibility, builds environmental awareness, and inspires a new generation of informed, motivated decision makers who care enough to protect our planet.

From Bwindi's hives to your table. 🍯 Our beekeepers tend each hive with care, harvest with pride, and turn honeycomb into pure, delicious honey. Every jar you enjoy supports a family and strengthens a community. Taste honey that changes a life. #changealifebwindi

See what legacy looks like 👨🏿‍🦳planting shade they may never sit under. Plant a tree today for future generations. #changealifebwindi

The 4th Elgon Half Marathon kicked off yesterday at 8 a.m. at the Cricket Grounds in Mbale City, with world-renowned athlete Joshua Cheptegei 🇺🇬🇺🇬 🥇🥇 officiating as Chief Runner. Runners took on the 21km, 10km, and 5km tracks, each carrying a unique theme aimed at driving social impact.

Mbale City came alive on Saturday as hundreds of athletes and spectators gathered at the Mbale Cricket Grounds for the 3rd edition of the Elgon Half Marathon. #KaribuTravels Read here: kaributravel.co.ug/running-for-a-…

We’re delighted to share that Ol Pejeta has been featured twice in The Timeslist of 17 of the best safaris in Kenya — recognising both Tambarare Camp and Asilia Ol Pejeta Bush Camp. Thread 👇

Meet Raza, a hand-woven basket crafted with care by the Batwa women who live beside the forest. Every piece is made using natural materials gathered sustainably from their surroundings. #changealifebwindi

Uganda is the perfect destination for mountain gorilla tourism, home to nearly half of the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. See how far we, as a country, have come in growing the population of these incredible creatures. This is amazing!

Semuliki National Park is SO green you'll wonder what your eyes have been missing out🤔 It's peaceful, quiet, and the hot springs bubble like nature's own spa. Fair warning 🫣🫣there's a bit of an eggy sulfur smell, but the view is so stunning your nose just gives up complaining.

When we really care about nature and take the time to connect with it, it gives back in amazing ways offering us stunning beauty, calmness, and a fresh sense of curiosity that makes our lives more awesome. 🤗🤗

Sport for Conservation⚽️🏀 An initiative by Change A Life Bwindi that uses SPORTS to draw people in and spark conservation interest Creative approaches like these turn conservation from a distant idea into an active, exciting experience that people can own and champion Karibu Travel Magazine

Ancestral wisdom, one woven strand at a time. Watch as skilled hands transform wild vines into a timeless art each fiber split, softened, and shaped using techniques passed down through generations. #changealifebwindi

For a long time, the Batwa shaped blades and arrowheads through heat, noise and grit. Today, it's interesting to see the old teaching the young Batwa the craft. The process changed, but the skill stays. #changealifebwindi

Today, we showcase Beilschmiedia ugandensis, an indigenous tree vital to our forest protection at the edges of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. It enriches biodiversity and symbolizes our commitment to preserving this ecosystem. #ChangeALifeBwindi