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Lake Kyoga is a freshwater lake located in the central region of Uganda, with an area of 1720 square kilometers and an altitude of 914 meters. Formed by the flow of the Victoria Nile River in a trough valley, it is part of the large lake region water system and is one of the most important lakes in the central region of Uganda. The lake is home to 46 species of fish and a small number of crocodiles, making it a major fishing ground in the area.
Most of Lake Kyoga has a depth greater than 4 meters, with a maximum depth of about 5.7 meters. Areas with a depth of less than 3 meters are filled with water lilies. During the hot summer days, with the gentle breeze, the clear water ripples, and clusters of beautiful water lilies gently dance on the surface, creating a picturesque scene reminiscent of ancient poetic lines such as “gazing at the fragrance as it fades away, with eyes following until it dissipates” and “floating like a deity, lightly stepping over the waves.” Additionally, the lake’s shoreline is winding and swamps are widespread, providing a favorable habitat for plants like papyrus and blue waterlilies, adding another beautiful landscape to the lake area.
Lake Kyoga
Reasons to visit: One of the most important lakes in central Uganda
Continent where the attraction is located: Africa
Country/Region: Uganda
Province/State: Kamuli District
