What Is The Most Visited National Park In Uganda?

What Is The Most Visited National Park In Uganda? With 11 national parks, Uganda has a lot to offer to travellers on their African safari interested in the wildlife safaris in Uganda that will offer an out of the world experience participating in a number of activities that will help you explore the different destinations and the different attractions that each has to offer for a memorable Uganda safari. Among the different national parks, Queen Elizabeth national park is the most visited national park in Uganda that will give you the opportunity to access a number of attractions and get to participate in the different activities that will make your safari experience worthy of repeated visits.

Queen Elizabeth national park is a savannah park in western Uganda the best place to watch the tree climbing lions. A park famous for its wildlife species form over 69 mammal species, over 450 bird species, the primates that can be seen as you participate in a number of activities in queen Elizabeth national park in Uganda like;

Game drives

The game drives in Queen Elizabeth national park will give you the chance to watch a number of rewarding attractions like a number of herbivores grazing within the park’s plains for instance the Uganda kobs, the oribi, gazelles, that can be seen when grazing within the park’s plains. During the game drives in the ishasha sector, yu will get to watch the tree climbing lions which is quite fascinating to watch the carnivores resting in the tree branches and so on. Travellers can also have the chance to watch the carnivores catching their prey like the lions, leopards, hyenas and many more and during the nocturnal game drives, you will get the chance to watch how the park comes to life when the sun sets with the help of the night spotlights that will enable to watch the species during the night drives.

Lion tracking

Participate in lion tracking in queen Elizabeth national park which will give you the opportunity to visit a given lion pride which will give you a guarantee to watch the lions in queen Elizabeth national park this is because of the fact that you will track the pride with the help of a collar that is placed on the lions. Once you get to the pride you will make research on their behavior in the wild and their given lion pride.

Chimpanzee trekking

Interesting about the park is the fact that you can also get to watch a number of primate species as you visit the Kyambura gorge also known as the valley of apes, the only place in the park for rewarding primate safaris in Uganda. While in the valley of apes, you can participate in chimpanzee trekking in Queen Elizabeth national park where you will have the chance to observe the endangered chimpanzees observing how they co-exist with one another in their designated troops as you take their pictures for a memorable safari experience. in the valley of the apes you can also participate in the nature walks which will give you the opportunity to watch a number of primates like the black and white colobus monkey, the red tailed monkey, silver monkey, the blue monkey as you also enjoy the rewarding views as you enjoy the cool breeze.

Participate in the boat cruise in queen Elizabeth national park which will give you access to a number of rewarding attractions like the elephants quenching their thirst from the water source, you will get to watch the crocodiles sun-basking, the hippos taking the dips in the water source for a memorable safari experience, you will also get the opportunity to watch a number of king fishers catching fish as you enjoy the boat rides and also enjoy the sun setting.

Birding

For birders interested in watching a number of migratory species, a number of Albertine endemic species, savannah bird species then Queen Elizabeth National Park is the best destination to visit which will give you the chance to watch over 150 bird species during your birding expedition in the park. among the different bird species that can be seen include; African Darter, African Wattled Lapwing, Blue-cheeked Bee-eater, Common Squacco Heron, Crowned Lap wing, Eastern Grey Plantain-eater, Great Egret, the long-crested eagle handsome Francolin, Rwenzori Batis Dusky turtle love, paradise flycatcher, archer’s ground robin, African Rwenzori, double collared sunbird, marsh harrier, Ruwenzori turaco, common moorhen Ruwenzori night jar, grey throated tit, the dusky crimson wing, red-faced woodland warbler and many other rewarding attractions in the wild.