Uganda National Parks & Destinations
From mountain gorillas and chimpanzees to savannas, waterways and snow-capped mountains.
Uganda fascinates travelers with its remarkable variety: tropical rainforests, rich primate habitats, spectacular waterways, open savannas and impressive mountain landscapes. Many visitors come for the mountain gorillas, but Uganda’s other natural areas are also an important part of the journey.
Bwindi National Park
An ancient, lush rainforest along the steep slopes of the Albertine Rift. Bwindi is especially known for gorilla trekking and encounters with mountain gorillas.
Kibale National Park
Kibale is one of Uganda’s most accessible large rainforests. It is known for its rich primate life and especially for chimpanzee tracking.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
A diverse national park with open savanna, rainforest, papyrus swamps, crater lakes and views toward Lake Edward. The Kazinga Channel and birdlife are important highlights.
Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda’s largest national park is shaped by the mighty Nile. The Murchison Falls are especially impressive, where the Nile forces itself through a narrow rocky gap.
Lake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo is different from many other Ugandan parks because of its acacia landscapes. It works well as a compact safari stop and offers distinctive wildlife viewing.
Kidepo Valley
Kidepo Valley lies in the remote north of Uganda in the Karamoja region. It offers a wild, open and especially remote safari experience.
Rwenzori Mountains
The Rwenzori Mountains are known for mountain landscapes, hiking and unique nature. They are ideal for travelers who want to add mountain and nature experiences to their Uganda journey.
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