Kibale National Park

Kibale offers stunning scenic views, with a landscape dotted by volcanic crater lakes, vast tea plantations, and a mix of tropical forest and savannah. The Rwenzori mountains add a majestic backdrop, making it ideal for photography, peaceful nature walks, and scenic drives along lush, green vistas.

Kibale is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The park hosts Uganda's largest chimpanzee population and 13 other primate species, including the rare red colobus and L'Hoest monkeys. With over 370 bird species, including Albertine Rift endemics, Kibale provides incredible birdwatching and wildlife spotting opportunities.

Explore the wider region with visits to nearby Semuliki NP’s hot springs, Queen Elizabeth NP for big game sightings, and hikes in the Rwenzori mountains. Additional experiences include tours of local tea plantations, scenic crater lake trails, and cultural interactions with surrounding communities.

Chimpanzee trekking in Uganda offers unique adventures across Kibale National Park, Budongo Forest, and Kyambura Gorge. Kibale, the "Primate Capital," boasts 1,500+ chimps with standard treks or full-day habituation. Budongo offers a budget-friendly experience near Murchison Falls. Kyambura Gorge blends primate and bird watching in a scenic forested savannah. Trekking permits vary, and tours support conservation.