Kibale National Park

This is the primatologist dream; the chance to visit this park will offer you the unforgettable lifetime memory of man’s closest relatives: we are talking about chimpanzees, Gorillas and monkeys. Observe their ways of life and wonder on how they build their community and survive day in day out.

The park is also famed for hosting more than 325 sighted species of birds. Kibale adjoins Queen Elizabeth in 180 km long corridor hosting varieties of wildlife.

Guided walks can be arranged in this park.

Kibale National Park contains one of the loveliest and most fluctuated tracts of tropical woodland in Uganda. Backwoods spread, mixed with patches of prairie and marsh, rules the northern and focal pieces of the park on a raised level. It is the "primate capital of East Africa," with 13 different primate species. It is home to around 1,450 chimpanzees ensured inside its outskirts of 795 square km. It is by a long shot the best spot to see Chimps in East Africa. The mammal species in Kibale woods are assessed at 70 and incorporate panthers, duikers, antelopes, woodland elephants, timberland wild oxen, brilliant felines, warthogs, and bramble pigs. These are uncommon to see dissimilar to the ones in the Savannah fields since they are modest and have constrained human connections.

However, the fundamental fascination is the 13 types of primates that dwell in Kibale woods with chimpanzees being the prime fascination. The primates incorporate hedge babies, L'Hoest's monkey, red colobus monkey, red-followed monkey, high contrast colobus monkey, dark cheeked mangabey, olive mandrill, blue monkey, Vervet monkeys, Potto, and Chimpanzees. Kibale woodland is a prime birding spot and is home to more than 375 flying creature species including six endemics to the Albertine Rift zone. It is a brilliant birding spot due to its shifted territory and thick vegetation that give birds a place of refuge and a lot of food to benefit from. Green-breasted Pitta is one of the primary fascinations for birders visiting the park. Other fledgling species to pay special mind to incorporate; Red-chested owlet, Purple-breasted Sunbird, African Gray Parrot, Blue-breasted Kingfisher, Crowned Eagle, little Greenbul, Black Bee-eater, White-naped Pigeon, and Scaly-breasted Illadopsis are not many to name.