Author: Magezi Samson

Minimum age for chimpanzee trekking in Kibale: Chimpanzee trekking is the most done activity in Kibale forest national park and it attracts tourists of different ages from different parts of the world. As more people want to trek chimpanzees in Kibale forest national park they need to know that there is a minimum age for the activity Minimum age for chimpanzee trekking in Kibale The minimum age for chimpanzee trekking in Kibale

Queen Elizabeth national park and Mount Rwenzori safari takes you on a wildlife and mountain climbing tour in the western part of Uganda. Queen Elizabeth national park and Mountain Rwenzori are part of Kasese district in the western part of the country. These tourist areas are located near each other with Mountain Rwenzori found on the northern side of the park. Rwenzori mountains is a 2 hours’ drive from Queen

Queen Elizabeth national park wildlife safari experience: Queen Elizabeth national park wildlife safari experience gives tourists an opportunity to have close encounters and clear observations of different wildlife that lives within the park. The national park which covers an area of 1978sq.km is home to 95 mammals, 10 primate species, and 600 bird species. The highest concentration of wildlife within this park makes it one of the areas with a

When can one book a chimpanzee permit to Kibale national park?: Advance chimpanzee permit booking in Kibale forest national park is very essential. We highly recommend booking a chimpanzee permit for Kibale forest national park at least 3-4 months in advance or even more. This is the only way to save you from last-minute booking disappointments especially if you are to visit the park in the high season which is

Things to do in Kibale after chimpanzee tracking: Kibale forest national park is one of the areas in Uganda where chimpanzee tracking is carried out. It’s a popular chimpanzee tracking destination located in western Uganda in Fort Portal and Kasese districts. Kibale forest national park is famously known for harboring the highest population of chimpanzees in Uganda. The national park hosts 13 primate species, 60 mammals, 372 bird species, and 226 tree

Queen Elizabeth wildlife and Kibale safari: This is one of the most interesting adventures that take you to Queen Elizabeth national park and Kibale forest national park the primate capital of the world. Both national parks are located in western Uganda with both national parks sharing Fort Portal district. Queen Elizabeth wildlife and Kibale safari Queen Elizabeth national park is one of the best places to have wildlife safaris because it’s home

Queen Elizabeth wildlife and gorilla trekking safari: This safari takes you to the most visited national parks in the country which are Bwindi impenetrable forest national park and Queen Elizabeth national park. Queen Elizabeth national park is located in the western part of Uganda while Bwindi impenetrable forest national park is located in the southwestern part of Uganda. Queen Elizabeth is a good area for wildlife safaris as it has

short safaris to Queen Elizabeth national park: Queen Elizabeth national park is one of the most visited national parks in the pearl of Africa. The national park is popular for wildlife safaris as its one of the areas which offer a lot of attractions to tourists within the country. Queen Elizabeth national park is home to 95 mammals, 10 primate species, 612 bird species, and Kazinga channel. Short tours to Queen

Top luxury activities in Kibale forest national park: Kibale forest national park has much more to offer high end travelers, with a variety of luxury lodges spread over different areas of the park. Kibale forest national park is located in western Uganda harboring the highest number of primates in the country. It's named the primate capital of the world simply because it has over 13 primate species some of which

Traveling solo in Queen Elizabeth national park: A great place for solo travel in Uganda would be Queen Elizabeth national park. Queen Elizabeth park safari is when a tourist decides to go on a safari alone.  For a number of reasons, some tourists choose to have solo trips and this could be because of work, privacy, and time. Traveling as a solo is totally different from traveling as a group