
Uganda
Forests, primates and a slower kind of wild.
Half of the world's mountain gorillas live here. Trek the misted slopes of Bwindi, track chimps in Kibale and cruise the Kazinga Channel among a thousand hippos.
Places that define Uganda.

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
One hour with a mountain gorilla family.
A dense, ancient montane rainforest in south-western Uganda holding roughly half the world's mountain gorillas, across four separate trekking sectors.

Queen Elizabeth National Park
Tree-climbing lions and a channel full of hippo.
Uganda's most popular savannah park — the Kazinga Channel, the Ishasha tree-climbing lions, crater lakes, Kyambura gorge chimpanzees and nearly 600 bird species.

Murchison Falls National Park
The Nile forced through seven metres of rock.
Uganda's largest national park, split by the Victoria Nile, with the Murchison gorge, boat safaris to the falls, big game on the northern savannah and Budongo forest to the south.

Kibale National Park
The primate capital of East Africa.
A tall tropical rainforest in western Uganda with the exceptionally high primate diversity and outstanding chimpanzee tracking.

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Three volcanoes, one gorilla family.
Uganda's smallest national park, in the Virunga volcanoes — one habituated gorilla family, golden monkey tracking, volcano climbs and Batwa cultural trails.

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