Queen Elizabeth National Park

Experience the wilderness of Uganda in a new, unique way. Wake up early to catch the sunrise, as you silently fly over the plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Admire the herds of buffaloes, elephants and enjoy the serene tranquility of the African bush…!!!

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The natural beauty in Queen Elizabeth National Park is overwhelming and diverse: green savannah plains with small acacia and euphorbia trees are varied with sunken crater lakes and swamps. The park is home to 95 types of mammals, including Uganda Kobs, lions, elephants and forest hog, with a bird list of over 700 species, it has the highest number of bird species found in any national park in Africa. The shores of the Kazinga Channel, a natural link between Lake Edward and Lake George, encounter large herds of hippopotamus and crocodiles. Chimpanzees are tracked in Kyambura Gorge and the famous tree climbing lions in the southern part of the park, Ishasha.

Few reserves in the world can boast such a high biodiversity rating and with landscapes including savannah, bushland, wetlands and lush forests. Covering 1978 sq km, scenic Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of the most popular parks in Uganda. The park is inhabited by 96 species of mammals, including healthy numbers of hippos, elephants, lions and leopards as well as chimps and hyenas. The remote Ishasha sector, in the far south of the park, is famous for its tree-climbing lions; these females, who enjoy spending the long, hot afternoons snoozing photogenically in fig trees, are the most memorable sight in the entire park, but don't miss the superb birdlife or the wonderful boat trip on the Kazinga Channel either.

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