Uganda National Parks

Semliki National Park is among the last bunch of parks to be gazetted in 1993 and had been known as the Bwamba Forest for quiet a long time and is

Have you ever explore Rwenzori Mountains National Park? With a total area of 996 sq kilometers protects the upper slopes of the Mountains Of The Moon, which run for almost

Murchison Falls National Park is Uganda’s largest conservation area totaling to 3840 km2 together with the Bugungu, Karuma wildlife reserves and the Budongo Forest. Modern conservation saw it gazetted in 1952 together

In 1979, Queen Elizabeth National Park was designated as a biosphere reserve with the furthest objective of harmonizing human activities with the conservation and protection of wild life, wetlands and

Mount Elgon National Park was Gazetted in October 1993, Mt Elgon National Park is located on the Eastern part of Mbale straddling the Kenyan border, Mount Elgon is the eighth-highest

Lake Mburo National Park Uganda’s smallest national parks as it covers an area of 260 sq kilometers all lying between 1,220 meters to 1,828 meters above sea level. The park contains 5 lakes and

Kidepo Valley National Park lies in the far northeastern part of Uganda and very isolated from the rest of the country by the sparsely populated, arid badlands of the Karamoja

Kibale Forest National Park, is among the easy to access conservation areas in Uganda, it is well blessed with a wonderful scenery and a remarkable variety of activities and the

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in South west of Uganda lies the home of half the world’s remaining population of mountain Gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.  The forest is an