Queen Elizabeth NP

Queen Elizabeth National Park, situated in southwestern Uganda, is a diverse and captivating safari destination showcasing the region’s natural beauty and rich wildlife. The Park, spanning approximately 1,978 square kilometers, is named after Queen Elizabeth II and is part of the larger Queen Elizabeth Protected Area, including the Kyambura Wildlife Reserve and Kigezi Game Reserve. The Park’s landscapes are incredibly varied, encompassing savannahs, dense forests, crater lakes, and the breathtaking Rwenzori Mountains, creating a scenic tapestry for visitors to explore.

The Park’sPark’s diverse ecosystems provide a plethora of activities for visitors, from game drives and boat safaris along the Kazinga Channel, where hippos and elephants can be seen, to guided nature walks in the Kyambura Gorge and chimpanzee tracking in the Kyambura Wildlife Reserve. Queen Elizabeth National Park is a testament to Uganda’s commitment to conservation, with its thriving wildlife, pristine landscapes, and unforgettable safari experiences making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is renowned for its remarkable wildlife population, including the Big Five (lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinoceros), as well as numerous other species such as giraffes, antelopes, hippos, and crocodiles. The Park is also home to the unique tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, offering a rare and fascinating sighting for safari-goers. For birdwatchers, the Park boasts over 600 recorded bird species, making it a true paradise for birding enthusiasts.