Author: Magezi Samson

Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth national park: Ishasha sector is a popular destination within Queen Elizabeth national park because of the rare tree-climbing lions. Ishasha sector is located in the southern sector of Queen Elizabeth national park neighboring Virunga national park of DR Congo. The sector became famous when people found out that it harbors tree climbing lions that are rare to see in the world. In the whole world, the

Kalinzu forest: With over 414 species of trees, Kalinzu is one of the remaining natural tropical forests in Uganda. The tropical forest is located in the western part of Uganda. The forest covers a total area of 147 sq. km with land at an average altitude of 1400m above sea level. The forest is controlled and managed by the National Forestry Authority. The forest is next to Queen Elizabeth national park

Leopard filming in Queen Elizabeth national park: Leopards filing in Uganda can be done in several national parks among which include Queen Elizabeth national park. Queen Elizabeth national park is found in the western part of Uganda in Kasese, Kamwenge, Rubirizi, and Rukungiri. Queen Elizabeth national park harbors a variety of wildlife which include 95 mammals, 10 primates, and 612 bird species. Queen Elizabeth national park is one of the best

Leopard tracking experience in Queen Elizabeth national park: Leopard tracking experience in Uganda is only done in one national park and this is Queen Elizabeth national park. The national park which is sitted in the western part of Uganda is the best area to photograph and film leopards in Uganda. The park is one of the protected areas that harbor the leopards in Uganda and others are Kidepo Valley, Murchison

Lion filming in Queen Elizabeth national park: filming Lions is done in three national parks within Uganda and these are Queen Elizabeth national park, Murchison falls national park, and Kidepo valley national park. Queen Elizabeth national park is the best place to film lions in Uganda because it has got normal lions and tree climbing lions. Tree-climbing lions are only seen in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth national park

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