Bunaiga Farm is located on Rwenzori Mountain, situated between an elevation of 2000 to 2200 meters above sea level (masl), covering an area of 100 acres. Unlike other major mountains in East Africa, the Rwenzori Mountain is not volcanic in nature but rather a solid block of rock that emerged through the floor of the Western Rift Valley. These mountains earned the name “Mountains of the Moon” from the ancient geographer Ptolemy in 150 AD. It was the explorer Henry Stanley who officially marked the Rwenzori on the map on May 24th, 1888, referring to it as ‘Ruwenzori,’ a local term he translated as “Rain-Maker” or “Cloud-King.” Stretching along the Uganda-Congo border in western Uganda, the Rwenzoris are renowned for their equatorial snow peaks, including the third highest point in Africa. The lower slopes are adorned with lush moorland, bamboo forests, and thriving montane forests characterized by towering tree heathers, vibrant mosses, and blossoming coffee plants. The mountainside is further enhanced by the presence of giant lobelias and “everlasting flowers”, creating a captivating and magical scenery.