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Lake Bunyonyi
Lake Bunyonyi is Uganda’s deepest lake, and Africa’s second deepest, measuring 40 meters (130 feet) and covering 60 square kilometers. lake Bunyonyi is in southwestern Uganda, between the districts of Kabale and Kisoro, and the nearest border country is Rwanda.
Because of the magical, stunning beauty of the surrounding steep terraced hills and slopes, which cover 20 small islands with a greenery view of the area, it has greatly contributed to attracting tourists from all over the world, as well as the establishment of accommodations ranging from camping to budget, midrange, and luxury.
Bunyonyi’s native language name originally meant “little birds.” The location is used for a variety of activities, including bird viewing, local community guided hikes, swimming, canoeing on local dugout boats, mountain biking around the islands, trekking expeditions, and lake kayaking.
Bird lovers will enjoy bird watching the grey-crowned crane, herons, African kingfisher, African fish eagle, African harrier hawk, and tiny egrets, to name a few. A team of health officers and researchers conducted many tests and discovered that the lake is free of bilharzias, crocodiles, and hippopotamus, ensuring a safe swimming experience.