Author: Magezi Samson

Bwamba forest is one of the ample forest found right inside Semuliki national park. Bwamba forms part of the only lowland tropical rainforest of East Africa in Semuliki national park. Bwamba is part of Semuliki national park in Bundibugyo district western part of Uganda. Bwamba forest is known for harboring a large number of bird species, and a home to some of the animals that have been recorded in Semuliki national

Butterfly watching in Semuliki national park: With over 448 butterfly species, Semuliki national park starts out to be the best area for butterfly watching in Uganda. Semuliki national park is a protected area in Bundibugyo district western Uganda where Uganda Wildlife Authority manages and controls all activities within the park. This park was gazetted as a national park in 1993 to protect different wildlife species and many attractions that were

Butterflies in Semuliki national park: A total of 448 butterflies have been so far recorded in Semuliki national park and there is more yet to be discovered. Semuliki national park is one of Uganda’s national parks found in the western Uganda Bundibudgyo district. It was gazetted in 1993 as a national park with the goal of protecting different wildlife species.  Semuliki national park harbors 435 bird species, 53 mammals, 9

Budget affordable safaris in Semuliki national park: In this article, I will tell you how you can have a budget affordable safari in Semuliki national park Uganda, have a great time in the park seeing different wildlife species and other attractions. And all that very friendly and affordable so that it fits within your budget. Semuliki national park is one of the national parks in Uganda where tourists can have

Boma cultural village in Semuliki national park is a good stop for anyone who wants to spend time with the local Batwa. Boma cultural village is located at the boundaries of Semuliki national park and it’s known as the home of the batwa pygmies. Semuliki national park is one of Uganda’s smallest national parks located in Bundibugyo district in western Uganda. The national park has a total area of 220

Activities in Semuliki national park: Located in the western part of Uganda in Bundibugyo district, Semuliki national park is one of the national parks in Uganda. It was gazetted in 1993 as a national park to protect the different attractions that were living there. Semuliki national park is now protected and managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority a government body in charge of tourism within the country. Activities in Semuliki national park

The attractions in Semuliki national park are the key points that have made the protected area to be among the top safari destinations in Uganda. Semuliki national park is located in Bundibugyo district where it covers a total area of 220 sq. km.  It was established in 1932 as a forest reserve and later in 1993, it was upgraded to a national park. There are several highlights of visiting Semuliki national

Are safaris in Semuliki national park worth the money?: Semuliki national park is one of Uganda’s national parks located in the western part of the country. Semuliki national park is found in Bundibudyo district on the borders of Uganda and DR Congo. This national park was gazetted by Uganda Wildlife Authority in 1993 and now covers a total area of 220 sq. km. The attractions in Semuliki national park make the

Animals in Semuliki national park: The main reason for visiting Semuliki national park is to see wildlife in the only lowland tropical forest of East Africa. Semulikii national park is found in western Uganda in Bundibugyo district. It was gazetted in 1933 as a forest reserve and later in 1993 Uganda Wildlife Authority gazetted it as a national park. With only 220 sq. km, Semuliki national park is one of the

Affordable tours in Semuliki national park: Semuliki national park is one of the protected national parks in western Uganda Bundibudyo district. The national park was gazetted by Uganda Wildlife Authority 1993 with the aim of protecting different wildlife as well as the only tropical rain forest in East Africa. Today Semuliki national park protects 53 mammals, 9 primates, 435 bird species, and 448 butterfly species. Semuliki national park is one of