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Itanda falls in Uganda
Itanda falls in Uganda
Itanda Falls in Jinja, Uganda is a hidden gem that offers an exhilarating experience for kayakers and rafters alike. This steep cascade roaring waterfall on the majestic River Nile is estimated to be 100 meters deep with whirlpools that can drag one down 50 meters before letting go. Sharp rocks and a rocket-like current can also trap even the most experienced. Itanda Falls is characterized by all the six whitewater rafting levels, making it a paradise for adventure seekers.
Aside from its stunning beauty and exciting water activities, Itanda Falls is also home to a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, Nile monitors, baboons, snakes, and various bird species. Visitors can also enjoy cultural dances for a small fee.
To get to Itanda Falls, it’s a 45-minute drive from Jinja town along the River Nile. Jinja is one of the best towns to visit in Uganda, offering some of the best safari attractions, including the Source of the Nile, which hosts the Nyegege festival that lasts for three days or more. The Nile also offers various activities, such as white water rafting, kayaking, biking, hiking, all-terrain safaris, horse bike rides, sailing, fishing, and birding.
Itanda Falls is now one of the unique tourist attractions not to be missed by any visitors in Jinja, and the history of the river, sights, and sounds make it one of the top-notch tourist sites for the fascinating Uganda safari tour. Besides the mighty Murchison Falls, which is the world’s most powerful waterfall, Itanda Falls is the next in line and the best example of one of the powerful waterfalls.
If you’re planning a safari tour in Uganda and would love to visit Itanda Falls, be sure to include it in your itinerary. At #mondsafaris, we can help you plan an unforgettable trip that includes Itanda Falls and other top safari destinations in Uganda. For more information or to book a safari with mond safaris, email info@mondsafaris.com or visit www.mondsafaris.com.