Overview
Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most popular park in Uganda, proven by the number of
travelers visiting each year. It was named after the queen of England, Queen Elizabeth II, after
her visit to the park in 1952. The park has the most diverse habitats making it a home to
numerous bird species life, animal, insect, reptiles and amphibians and mammals.
It is famous for its tree-climbing lions in Ishasha, crater lakes, forested gorges, Savannah plains,
swamps, rivers, and the beautiful Kazinga channel – home to an abundance of wildlife. The park
has the highest number of bird species in Uganda and any protected area in East Africa. There is
Chimpanzee tracking in the ‘underground’ forest in Kyambura gorge and the nearby Kalinzu
forest.
Safari Highlights:
- Photo session in the north and south hemisphere at the Equator monument
- Game drives in Kasenyi plains
- Boat cruise on Kazinga Channel