Rainmakers Empire: The Disappearing World of a Remote Ugandan Tribe | Africa Documentary

[@JavaDiscover]

Those who dare to climb the Rwenzori mountains in Uganda are greeted by a scene straight out of a science fiction movie. Extreme climatic conditions have created a surreal world, with plants that break all usual dimensions: giant bamboo forests, huge fern trees, and strange plants. Mammals such as leopards, giraffes, elephants or red forest antelopes roam freely in the forest, with countless monkeys and birds causing ruckus above their heads. We follow a group of young villagers who live at the foot of the Rwenzori mountains. Brothers Makumbi and Musa are facing a major challenge: for the first time since their training, they must guide a group of foreigners up the mountains. Will everything run smoothly? A glimpse at an unknown, disappearing world.

[@DavidAlison-o2w]

Europeans call hunting poaching. What happened to most of the wild animals that used to live in Europe? They make laws for and they practice another.

[@goodspack8700]

I enjoy documentaries like this. Keep uploading them

[@NakalemaChrıstıne-d2h]

Am following Uganda 🇺🇬 history of past years or easiest years am tinah from uganda kamapalaa🎉

[@vickomen333]

So, who tf really did discover the mountains then

[@PrincessKasey]

No one discovered the mountains, they were just here,with people in the mountains since the beginning of time there is no record it has just always been

[@terraflow__bryanburdo4547]

One of our greatest modern tragedies.

[@peaceleader7315]

Agreed.. conservation VS. starvation.. when wealth distribution has no interest on behalf of the capitalistic economic system.. hmmmm 😔.. when sovereign government jurisdiction is a bought and sold commodities..😔.

[@nobody687]

Who cares. Get a job