The state of Uganda is located on the African continent, specifically on its eastern side on a plateau, where on its eastern side we find the state of Kenya, on its northern side we find the state of Sudan, and on its western side we find the Democratic State of the Congo, while on its southwestern side we find the state of Rwanda, so that the state of Tanzania remains bordered by it. From the southern side, we also find Lake Victoria from the southern side, which shares borders with Tanzania and Kenya in addition to Uganda. The entire territory of Uganda is considered to be located within the Nile Basin, and we find it rich in slopes that extend to the northern region where the plains of Sudan are, where the highest elevation above sea level is one thousand and one hundred metres. In the central region of Uganda there are many swamps spread over wide areas. The southern region is drier.

Tourism in Uganda has many tourist attractions and attractions, in addition to the presence of national parks and gardens. Uganda is characterized by beautiful lakes, as Uganda is located in the heart of the African continent, bordered by the countries of Sudan, Kenya, Rwanda, the Congo, and also Tanzania. Tourism in Uganda has a special impression for travelers and tourists who have visited it, as it In 2012, it won the best tourist destination. 

Since the country of Uganda is located on the African continent and is within the tropical climate zone, it must be a hot climate, but the presence of abundant swamps in it works to soften the atmosphere in it, and its height above sea level also contributes greatly to softening the climate, especially where Its western part is blown by tropical air currents, which come from the Congo River Basin, making the climate of this country pleasant and warm, as the temperature ranges between seventeen and twenty-four degrees Celsius during the month of January, which is the hottest month, or in the month of June. Known as the coldest month, the temperature ranges from sixteen to twenty-one degrees Celsius. Snow falls at altitudes exceeding two thousand metres, and two rainy seasons are distinguished.