From mountain gorilla trekking and chimpanzee tracking to wildlife safaris and high altitude adventures, each park offers a different way to explore Uganda.
In western Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park brings together open grasslands, woodland, crater lakes, wetlands and the wildlife rich Kazinga Channel. Its varied habitats make it a rewarding destination for travellers who want to experience several sides of Uganda’s natural heritage in one safari.
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park lies in southwestern Uganda and protects a vast area of montane and lowland rainforest. Its steep green slopes, dense vegetation and extraordinary biodiversity make it one of the country’s most distinctive natural destinations.
Kibale National Park in western Uganda protects tropical forest and is known for its rich primate diversity. The forest has a different atmosphere from the open savannah parks, with shaded trails, layered greenery, birdsong and the possibility of hearing chimpanzees before seeing them.
Mount Rwenzori National Park protects a dramatic mountain range in western Uganda. Its landscapes rise from forested foothills through bamboo and montane vegetation to distinctive high altitude zones, with rugged ridges, glacial features and striking views shaped by altitude and weather.
Discover Uganda’s dramatic Nile waterfall, river cruises, birdlife and classic savannah game drives. A varied destination for travellers who want wildlife and landscapes in one itinerary.
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