Uganda national parks

Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve, spanning more than 2,000 square kilometres of open savanna, rocky hills, and

Semuliki National Park offers a  distinct proposition among Uganda’s protected areas: it’s the only park in the country composed primarily

Lake Mburo holds a distinction among Uganda’s savanna parks: it’s the only one where the absence of elephant and, until

Mount Elgon offers something distinctive among East Africa’s major peaks: a true multi-day mountain trekking experience, moorland, bamboo forest, volcanic

The Rwenzori Mountains National Park offers a different proposition from Uganda’s other trekking destinations: Africa’s third-highest peak, Margherita at 5,109

Kidepo Valley National Park sits 700 kilometers from Kampala in Uganda’s far northeastern corner, pressed against South Sudan and just

Tree-Climbing Lions & Kazinga Channel Queen Elizabeth National Park is built from four distinct zones stitched into a single protected

Wildlife, Boat Safaris, and Top Attractions Murchison Falls is Uganda’s largest protected area, 3,893 square kilometers of savanna, woodland, and

Ultimate Primate Haven & Chimpanzee Tracking Kibale National Park has a unique claim in East Africa: 13 primate species share

Trekking, Volcanoes & Batwa Culture Mgahinga Gorilla National Park covers just 33.7 square kilometres, making it Uganda’s smallest national park,