Queen Elizabeth National Park

Queen Elizabeth National Park, located in western Uganda, is a renowned destination known for its diverse wildlife, stunning scenery, and unique geological features.

Key Features:

1. 1,978 km² of savannah, grassland, and wetland habitats
2. Home to 95 mammal species, 600 bird species
3. Famous for tree-climbing lions, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and hippos
4. Part of the Western Rift Valley, with scenic views of Lake Edward and Lake George

Wildlife:

1. Tree-climbing lions
2. Leopards
3. Elephants
4. Buffalo
5. Hippos
6. Antelopes (Uganda kob, oribi, topi)
7. Chimpanzees, monkeys (baboons, colobus)

Activities:

1. Game drives (day and night)
2. Boat cruises on Kazinga Channel
3. Guided nature walks
4. Birdwatching
5. Chimpanzee tracking (Kyambura Gorge)
6. Cultural tours (local communities)

Accommodations:

1. Luxury: Mweya Safari Lodge, Ishasha Wilderness Camp, Kyambura Gorge Lodge
2. Mid-range: Bufallo Safari Lodge, ParkView Safari Lodge, Enjojo Lodge, Ishasha Jungle Lodge.

Getting There:

1. 400 km from Kampala (6-7 hours drive)
2. 150 km from Kasese town
3. Accessible via Fort Portal or Mbarara roads

Best Time to Visit Queen Elizabeth National Park:

1. Dry season (June-September): easier game viewing
2. Wet season (March-May): lush vegetation, fewer tourists

Interesting Facts about Queen Elizabeth National Park:

1. Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most visited national park.
2. The park’s unique geography supports diverse wildlife.
3. Queen Elizabeth National Park is home to several endemic plant species.

Tips while planning to visit Queen Elizabeth National Park:

1. Book accommodations and tours in advance.
2. Wear comfortable clothing and sun protection.
3. Respect park rules and guidelines for game viewing.
4. Support local communities through responsible tourism practices.

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