Overview
Lake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo national park is the smallest savannah national park in Uganda located in western
region in Kiruhura district. Lake Mburo national park is a home of different wildlife species
including buffaloes, waterbucks, zebras, impalas, elands, giraffes, reedbucks, topi, hyenas,
leopards, hippos and over 350 bird species.
Queen Elizabeth National Park.
This extraordinary park offers amazing wildlife safaris and attractions for nature enthusiasts. A
wonderful destination nestled in the beautiful green landscapes of Uganda, known as The Pearl of
Africa. Encounters with majestic African animals the big 4, chimpanzee tracking experiences, and
the mesmerizing beauty of crater lakes, Queen Elizabeth NP Uganda has it all.
Murchison falls conservation with Ziwa Rhino & wildlife.
Murchison Falls Conservation Area with the Ziwa Rhino & Wildlife Sanctuary Peripheral Extension
is home to 77 species of mammals and 451 species of birds. Expect the African bush elephant,
Lion, Leopard, Buffalo, the White Rhinoceros, Primates, Antelopes, Raptor birds, Water birds.
Highlights
- Certainly! Queen Elizabeth National Park is a captivating mosaic of wildlife and landscapes in Uganda. Imagine tree-climbing lions, their regal forms draped over ancient fig trees. Picture the Kazinga Channel—a watery highway where hippos yawn, crocodiles bask, and birdlife dazzles. Equator crossings mark the center of our planet, and cultural encounters reveal the resilience of local communities. As the sun sets over the savannah, Queen Elizabeth whispers tales of adventure, wildlife, and wonder.
