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In a world where refrigerators and bottled water dominate modern living, there still exits a simple, elegant and deeply traditional way of keeping water cool and refreshing. In Uganda’s Kumi District, located in the eastern part of the country, the people have long perfected a remarkable method of storing and cooling drinking water using a locally made clay pot (ensuuwa). This is not just a container, it’s a living part of cultural heritage, a symbol of natural ingenuity, and a vessel of sensory delight.

There are few things in life that can tell the story of a nation better than its food. In Uganda, that story is wrapped—quite literally—in a humble street delicacy known as the Rolex. It is one of those meals that you can find in every corner of the country, from busy streets in Kampala to small trading centers in Gulu, Fort Portal or Kabale. It’s not about the luxury watches or status; here, a Rolex is a rolled chapati filled with fried eggs and other simple ingredients. Yet behind that simplicity lies a deep cultural identity, one that speaks of creativity, warmth, and the art of making something extraordinary out of the ordinary.

My love for Rolex isn’t just about its taste; it’s about the story behind it, the process, the sound, the smell, and the faces behind those small roadside stalls that feed an entire nation.

Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” is not only famous for its mountain gorillas but also one of the world’s best destinations to see chimpanzees in their natural habitat. With nearly 5,000 individuals spread across lush forests, travelers have the rare opportunity to connect with our closest relatives in the wild. This guide explains why chimpanzee trekking is a must, where to go, and what to expect on this unforgettable adventure.

Gorilla trekking—one of the most profound wildlife experiences on Earth—is found in Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa.” This once-in-a-lifetime adventure takes you into the misty forests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park or Mgahinga Gorilla National Park to encounter the world’s remaining mountain gorillas. Gorilla trekking is more than a safari; it’s an emotional experience that forges a close, intimate connection with nature.

Argentina is a unique country due to its geographical, cultural, and climatic diversity. From the desert and mountainous landscapes of the northwest to the glaciers and forests of the south, the country has something for every type of traveler. However, with so many places to discover, it is important to choose wisely to make the most of your time. This guide will help you get to know the most impressive destinations and will also offer some suggestions of places that might not be as recommendable depending on the type of trip you are planning to take.