Murchison Falls Protected Area
Murchison Falls Protected Area (MFPA) encompasses Murchison Falls National Park (MFNP), Bugungu and Karuma Wildlife Reserves.
MFPA can be gained access to by road. Paraa is a 4½ hours drive from Kampala through Masindi (Kichumbanyobo gate), 2 hours on tarmac and 2½ hours on murram roads. A 4 x 4 is recommended. There is a ferry at...|More

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is situated in Kisoro District, south-western Uganda. Kisoro is about 540kms from Kampala and it takes about 8 hours of drive via Kabale that has gentle rolling green hills with beautiful scenery and terraced farming. The park gate is 13kms from Kisoro. Flights with domestic airlines can are also present.
Although Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is the smallest in Uganda...|More

Kidepo Valley National Park
Kidepo valley National Park is the only arid-savannah National park in Uganda and supports more than 86 varieties of mammals. This forgotten wilderness located in the North East of Uganda is between the Zulia mountain ranges and Napore. Kidepo is a protected area in the Karamoja region. Animals in this National park include zebra, elephant, giraffe, cheetar, wild dog, lesser kudu, and the ostrich that has a lot to... |More

Queen Elizabeth National Park
Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP) is located in the south western part of Uganda. Its nearest town is Kasese. The park has a size of 1,978 sq kms. The vegetation is savannah to rain forests with dense papyrus swamps. QENP is famous for its biodiversity score in the game reserves. With more than 100 mammals and 606 bird species...|More

Kibale National Park
Kibale National Park (KNP) is one of the most beautiful and startling forests in Uganda with luxuriant tropical rainforest and mesmerizing diversity of animals. KNP can be accessed from Kanyanchu River Camp and Sebitoli Forest Centre (290kms from Kampala) which are 36kms and 12kms from Fort Portal town respectively.
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Lake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo National Park (LMNP), the smallest Uganda's savannah national parks with an area of 370km, is located in Mbarara district and it is a 3 ½-hour drive from Kampala. Rwonyo park head headquarters takes one 20 minutes to reach from the main road. LMNP has...|More


Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Bwindi is located in the South West of Uganda and the closest town is Kabale.This is the home to more than ½ of the world's Mountain gorillas. Gorilla tracking (the main attraction), guided forest walks, trails to waterfalls, bird watching and monkeys viewing are all available. The brown eyes...|More

Mount Elgon National Park
Mt. Elgon is the fourth uppermost mountain in East Africa, with the second uppermost peak Wagagai (4321m) in Uganda. With the largest surface area of any extinct volcano in the world (50km by 80km), Mt. Elgon has been an extinct volcano that first erupted more than 24 million... |More

Semuliki National Park
The 220km2 National Park occupies a flat, gentle rolling landscape and is about 720 meters above sea level. It is the only of its kind in East Africa that is a lowland tropical rain forest classified as humid and semi-deciduous.
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Rwenzori Mountains National Park
The Rwenzori Mountains National Park borders with Democratic Republic of Congo close to Kasese district. They are one of the thrilling and pleasing experiences is a trip into the Rwenzoris. The trip must be planned and you have to be prepared for this hike that takes seven days and reaches an altitude of 14,000ft above sea level. Described by Ptolemy in AD150 as Mountains of the Moon, the 120km Rwenzori sequence is regarded to be the legendary... |More

Lake Bunyonyi
Lake Bunyonyi is one of the scenically striking places in Uganda with a stunning terrain and wonder lake.
Bunyonyi is located in the South Western art of Uganda in Kabale. It is about 6 ½ hours from Kampala. The trip to Bunyonyi is such a moving one and it takes you through the undulating landscape of Kabale hills with gorgeous panorama and terraced farming. |More