Why is Uganda an exciting destination?

In the last few days since I started to write about Uganda, I have noticed a drastic fall in the number visits to my blog. While I have not made my mind about the reason or reasons why, I have several theories:

• The www has collapsed (following the earthquake that left half of China Internet-blind) and I am the only person (together with a minority of smart individuals who remained loyal to my posts) in the entire world with access to the web
• The muses have left me, and my writing is even worse than I thought it was
• I have been thoughtless of my readers (as if I was a writer of renown fame!) and have not posted anything in the last few days
• Nobody is really interested in reading about Uganda (hence Venice was a better topic to talk about)

So here I am, at the lounge of one of the many indistinguishable airports in the world (which today happens to be in the Nordics), trying to make good the 3rd of the bullet points above: not having posted for a few days. And since I doubt the first reason above is true, and you can only hope for the muses to eventually return, I will do my best to 'hit two birds with one stone' by addressing the last of my points: why is Uganda an exciting destination?

I guess by now you will be already bored of the post, and perhaps thinking of clicking away, so I will be executive and brief in my reasons:

• How many Ugandan people do you know (compared to Italians)?
• How many times have you been to Uganda compared to Italy?
• How much do you know about Uganda anyway?

And I could continue for ever: wildlife, uncountable ethnic groups, tribal encounters, massive cultural differences, over 29 different languages, a challenging infrastructure ... in short, a fabulous destination.

I just hope that, those of you who keep on coming back to read about Uganda, enjoy the trip with me ... and now I need to go before a miss my flight!

See you ...