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Rwenzori National Park – A Detailed Guide! Come Visit Uganda’s Most Exciting National Park. Hike to one of the rooftops of Africa. Rwenzori National Park is surely the most exciting, save for the challenge of climbing these ranges but … if you are the kind that roars to go, daring, enjoys the thrill of mountain

Welcome to Uganda’s largest conservation area and also the country’s great wildlife safari destination. When you visit Murchison Falls National Park you will never forget the sight of world’s strongest waterfalls created by the Nile as it winds through the park’s palm dotted savannah, woodlands, swamps and forests. The park is named after the mighty

Remarkably ideal for gorilla trekking, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is found in a far-flung southwestern Uganda, neighboring Rwanda in the south and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in the west. With a geographical coverage of 33 square kilometers, this is Uganda’s smallest national park but jealously protected given its unique features that you will not

Known as the whispers of the wild because of its sprawling mixed bush savannah, tropical forests and wetland habitats, the 370 sq km Lake Mburo national park is Uganda’s smallest savannah national park. It contains a variety of different species of mammals and 350 species of birds. Lake Mburo is the only park in the

Kibale National Park forest is the most easy to get to of Uganda’s major rain forests offering an outstanding environment for bird watching. Covering about 560 square kilometers, Kibale is home to notable 13 primate species, including the much localized red colobus and L’Hoest’s monkeys. Kibale’s major eye-catching activity is the tracking of habituated chimpanzees (1,450 chimpanzees

Bwindi impenetrable national park is located in southwestern Uganda and it’s among the unique wildlife destination in Uganda. With the land area of 331 kilometer squares, a large portion of the national park is covered by a dense forest hence the name impenetrable forest national park. There are a number of wildlife species in Bwindi impenetrable