Explore East Africa’s Wild Destinations

Uganda’s national parks offer uncrowded game viewing, dramatic scenery and exceptional biodiversity. Expect private game drives, boat safaris, expert guiding and refined lodges set deep in the wilderness.
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‍Key Game Parks:

1. Queen Elizabeth National Park — Big Five, Kazinga Channel boat safaris, tree-climbing lions
2. Murchison Falls National Park — Savannah wildlife, Nile cruises, dramatic waterfalls
3. Kidepo Valley National Park — Remote, rugged landscapes and exclusive wildlife encounters
4. Lake Mburo National Park — Plains game, walking safaris and horseback experiences

Uganda is one of the few places on Earth where you can track mountain gorillas and chimpanzees in their natural habitat.

‍Key Primate Destinations:

1. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park — Mountain gorilla trekking & habituation
2. Mgahinga Gorilla National Park — Gorilla trekking & golden monkeys
3. Kibale Forest National Park — Chimpanzee tracking & primate diversity

Uganda’s mountain regions offer spectacular views, rich biodiversity and serene escapes. These destinations pair well with primate or safari journeys, adding elevation, culture and tranquility.

‍Key Mountain Regions:

1. Rwenzori Mountains (Mountains of the Moon) — Glacial peaks, hiking and alpine scenery
2. Mount Elgon National Park — Volcanic landscapes, waterfalls and caves
3. Mgahinga Highlands — Volcanic Virunga range and scenic hiking
4. Kigezi Highlands — Rolling hills and panoramic countryside

Uganda’s rivers and waterfalls create some of East Africa’s most striking natural spectacles.

‍Key Natural Features:

1. Murchison Falls — The Nile exploding through a narrow gorge
2. Sipi Falls — Tiered waterfalls on Mount Elgon’s slopes
3. River Nile (Jinja) — Source of the Nile, scenic river experiences
3. Semuliki Hot Springs — Geothermal wonders in a remote setting