Mgahinga Gorilla National Park Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is one of only four destinations in the world where seeing the endangered mountain gorillas is possible and is one of the two gorilla destinations in Uganda. The park is the smallest national park in Uganda at a size of 33.7 square kilometers, tucked high in the […]
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Murchison Falls National Park The iconic Murchison Falls National Park is the oldest and largest, and it is a popular safari destination in Uganda, covering a vast expanse of savannah, woodland, and riverine forest. This scenic park was originally gazetted as a game reserve in 1926, and officially designated as one of Uganda’s first national
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Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Located in western Uganda, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is the most famous national park in the country for its incredible gorilla trekking adventures. The park is the best place in the world to see the endangered mountain gorillas; it is home to half of the remaining mountain gorilla population. Spanning 331
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Kibale National Park Also known as Kibale Forest National Park, Kibale is a renowned tropical paradise and primate capital of Africa located in Southwestern Uganda. This East African primate haven is famous for the highest population of chimpanzees and over 13 primate species in total. Kibale’s biodiversity offers the best chimpanzee trekking experiences, nature walks,
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Kidepo Valley National Park Located in the distant northeast of Uganda, close by the borders of South Sudan and Kenya, Kidepo Valley National Park is an enthralling place of semi-arid savannah, seasonal rivers and low mountains. Covering 442 square kilometers, Kidepo is the remotest of Uganda’s national parks, located over 600 km from Kampala, a
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Formerly known as Kazinga National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park is a prime wildlife destination in Uganda and the most popular savannah national park renowned for a rich biodiversity including rare tree climbing lions and the highest number of birds found in any protected area in East Africa. Queen Elizabeth National Park is referred to
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Lake Mburo national park is the smallest savannah national park located in western part of Uganda in Kiruhura district. Lake Mburo national park is a home of different animals including zebras, elands, buffaloes, oribi, waterbucks, impalas, reedbucks, topi, hyenas, leopards, hippos, warthogs, giraffes among others and over 350 recorded bird species. Lake Mburo national park
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