Lake Chahafi

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The proud of Uganda

Lake Mburo National Park

Only here you will find the impala and the Burchell's zebra's.  You can aslo find the bushbuck, common duiker, oribi, waterbuck and the Bohor reedbuck. Depending on the season you will also see large herds of the majestic eland moving through the park.

About 300  species of birds are recorded in Lake Mburo National Park.

Entebbe Botanical Garden

Entebbe's botanical garden offers an introduction to Uganda's birds, an atractive mix of indigenous forest, cultivation and horticulture.

 
And, they say, that the early Tarzan movies were made here in Entebbe. Maybe a legend, although some people feel the vibes.

Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary

This feels a little strange, but it is a great experience, traking rhinos! Of course in the company of several rangers.

Budongo Forest

On the route from Masindi to Murchison Falls, you will drive through Budongo Forest.  This forest is one of the most extensive and ecologically in East Africa.  You will find here giant mahoganies reaching up to 60m high.  Common primates here are the chimpanzees, red-tailed monkey, bleu monkey, black-and-white colobus.  And 250 butterfly species and 360 bird species are here  recorded. 

Murchison Falls National Park

The Victoria Nile divides the park into two parts.  North of the river, you will find green grassland with palms, acacia trees end riverine woodland.  South of the river, the woodlland is much more denser.  It is in the Northern part that you can do game-drives and there you will find many buffalo, hartebeest, Uganda kob, warthdog, Rothschild's griaffe, elephants, lions and of course the hippo.

You can also make a boat trip on the Nile.  On the way to the falls, the boat follows a stretch of the Nile, really African atmosphere.  You will see hippos, crocodiles, small herds of buffalo.  And you will find a stunning birdlife; African fish eagle, Goliath heron, African jacana, saddle-billed stork, kingfishers, weavers, etc.

From the boat you will have an impressive sight on Murchison Falls.  But you can also visit the viewpoint of the falls.  The viewpoint on the south side is worth visiting.

Lake Albert - Ntoroko - Shoebill

Boat trips on Lake Albert are worthwhile.  For birdwatchers, here you can find the shoebill and the dassling red-throated bee-eater, which forms large breeding colonies on the sandbanks near Ntoroko, this between December and March.

Sempaya Hot Springs

If you go to these Hot Springs, don't eat to much eggs for your breakfast, because here you can boil yourself some eggs.  The emerging water has a temperature of more than 100°C.  Even the surrounding pools are very hot!

The Hot Springs are surrounded by forest and palm trees, where you will find the red-tailed monkey, the grey-cheeked mangaby and the black-and-white colobus.

Tracking chimpanzee in Kibale Forest

Tracking chimpanzee is a very fascinating experience. You know that humans share over 95% of their DNA!

In Kibale Forest you can spend a number of hours tracking these impressive creatures. You will be allowed to spend some time with our relatives. You can observe them swinging from one tree to another, feeding, playing about or progressing speedily on the ground right in front of you.

Kibale National park covers an area of about 795 km. It has a gorgeous tropical forest.