Many of us thinking going shopping is one of the things that make people happy! However, scientists research proves that there is nothing you can buy in a shopping mall that can compare to the joy of rocking up in a foreign country for example undertaking an Africa safari and preparing to explore.

I am sure there is someone thinking about a good house, a fancy car! There’s no house or car fancy enough to be able to top the thrill of being in a place where you don’t speak the language and have no idea what to do. Your travel experiences are part of who you are.

Take a Uganda safari and you will be amazed by the Uganda cultural safari encounters.

Besides your Uganda safari English speaking guide, Uganda has lots of people speaking different languages however they will welcome you with smiley faces and a warm heart. Uganda has over 50 different tribes with different culture and norms.

Spending money on safari experiences is more likely to bring you lasting happiness than spending money on material objects.

Why is this so? Physical objects you have bought will bring you decreasing amounts of happiness as time goes because you literary get used to having them around. Whereas those one-off experiences will be looked back upon with joy that only increases.

Experiences like travel instigates happiness from the moment you buy your ticket to long after you’ve returned home.

Travel provides lasting memories and has the ability to change your perspective and understandings of the world. Simply put: Travel makes you happy.

Take a look at a gorilla trekking safari Uganda, chimpanzee trekking safari Uganda, Rwanda gorilla safari, Kenya safari, a Uganda birding safari, a Tanzania safari, a Kampala city tour, a Jinja city tour, zip lining, water rafting Jinja source of the Nile, Quad biking Jinja source of the Nile, horse riding Jinja source of the Nile, boat cruises, golden monkey trekking safaris Uganda, the experience and memories will always be with you,

So, spending loads of money on a fancy car, or a watch, or a dress, or a phone, or even a house, is not going to bring you everlasting happiness.

You’ll just become used to those things. They will just be amazing when you pulling them out of the box, and then after a few days, weeks, or months have passed, it will fade, you will be used t them and the next thing will be complaining about the pile of crap.

You feel compelled to go shopping again for the next exciting thing. This vicious cycle repeats itself over and over again.

Unlike the short-lived pleasure you get from buying a new TV, traveling provides lasting happiness through stories and memories.

You’ll relive your time in Croatia when your co-worker expresses plan to travel there. Traveling changes people and the memories that you’ll create will last a lifetime.

All you have to do is commit to leaving home, to seeing the world instead of trying to secure ownership over little pieces of it. See, Do, Eat, Drink, Explore, and enjoy your ultimate safari memories.

Travel, after all, is everything. It’s joy. It’s fear. It’s love, it’s hate, it’s surprise and it’s confusion. It makes you smarter, and it makes you happier. Why would you spend your money on anything else?

Your richest and most cherished memories aren’t from the material goods you’ve bought. Rather, they’re a total sum of the life experiences you’ve had. That’s why the science experts agree: you should spend all of your money on travel. Right now.