Kibale National Park

Kibale National Park is the most magnificent of Uganda’s tropical rain forests and one of the most rewarding areas to explore. Established at the end of the 18^th Century, Kibale boasts of 13 species of primates including the localized Red Colobus, L’Hoests’ Monkeys and the Endemic Uganda mangabay.

Kibale’s major attraction is the Chimpazees, the delightful apes, most closest to humans than to any other living creature. These can be seen swinging in tree branches as one treks through the forests trails while you enjoy your tour in this sunny side of nature, you have a life opportunity to sight over 300 bird species.

The 180km long migration corridor for wildlife also habits mammals like the elusive Forest Elephants, Buffalos giant forest hogs and half a dozen antelope species, hereby making it one of the most stunning parks in Uganda.

Situated ideally in the heart of the Tooro Kingdom in western Uganda, near Fort Portal, the park lies close to the tranquil Ndali- Kasenda water area and is within a half day’s drive of Queen Elizabeth, Rwenzori mountains and Semiliki National parks. The Park became a government Forest reserve in the early 1940s.

Activities: Chimpazee Habituation experience, Primate walks (Chimpanzee Tracking), Day hikes/nature walks, Children’s activities, Cultural heritage/nature trails