From the classic scenes of Africa on the savannah plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park, through the stunning volcanic landscape of Mgahinga to the ancient forests of Bwindi and Kibale we can show you the very best game viewing locations in Uganda.
See below for more information on the various National Parks and Reserves of Uganda and contact us to devise your ideal trip to this beautiful and diverse country.
Home to half of the World’s remaining Mountain Gorillas, Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in the South West of Uganda is a unique, unspoiled reserve with a broad range of wild animals and birds – including a number of endangered species.
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Queen Elizabeth National Park – set in Uganda’s South-East region – is the country’s most popular reserve as it has a variety of terrain. Its volcanic craters, open savannah plains, forest, rivers and Lakeland provide diverse habitats which attract a plethora of animals.
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Comprised mainly of ancient rainforest, Kibale National Park is rich with diverse wildlife and is particularly renowned for its primates. It has one of the greatest numbers of primate species in Africa – a total of 13 species including endangered chimpanzees.
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Mgahinga National Park is in the famous Virunga Mountain range comprised of three extinct volcanoes which have left breathtaking scenery of majestic peaks and deep riverine gorges, a vast untouched landscape providing protected habitats for a diverse collection of flora and fauna.
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The magnificent Murchison Falls are located in North-West Uganda where the Nile – the world’s longest river – is channelled through a narrow gorge. The National Park encompasses the larger area of river, streams and forest with a vast range of flora and fauna dependent on this terrain.
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