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Located in western Uganda, this park is famed for its volcanic features consisting of volcanic cones and deep craters. The place is packed with astonishing wildlife attractions and cultural history, Expect to meet locals who’s dancing, music and storytelling skills are simply wow!

Meet the varieties of animals such as Elephants, buffalos, Hippos, warthogs, sitatunga antelope waterbucks, Uganda kob and Topi, not forgetting the most elusive inhabitant’s felines: lions, leopard serval and other smaller members of the cat family.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is a leader among Uganda's most dominating national parks and determinedly a most astounding one. Thriving with wildlife, this verified area is confined by the high stores of the Rwenzori in the north, connects along the shores of Lake Edward in the west and spreads the remote region of Ishasha in the south. The standard brightness is overpowering and gathered: green savannah fields with little acacia and euphorbia trees are changed with disheartened cavity lakes and bogs, obliged by the snow-verified zeniths of the Mountains of the moon. Something close to 57 different vegetation types has been perceived, which can be solidified as the going with five: backcountry, prairie, shaggy field, Acacia woodlands, and swamp vegetation. Furthermore, the park is home to nearly 95 sorts of mammals and the most raised number of aviary fauna found in any ensured zone in Africa! Rich gathering in feathered animals.

Wildlife in the national park joins elephants, bison, Uganda kobs, waterbucks, warthogs, mammoth timberland pigs, lions, leopards, and hyenas. On the shores of the Kazinga Channel, you will experience expansive social occasions of hippopotamus and two or three crocodiles. Topis are found in the southern segment of the park, while differing primates can be seen in Kyambura Wildlife Reserve and Maramagambo Forest. Queen Elizabeth National Park has more than 600 species of aviary fauna. The open meadow isn't just an area for amazing distraction seeing yet is a birders heaven also. The plain sponsorships wide hordes of White and Abdim's Storks, Saddle-charged Storks, Lesser Masked Weavers, Gray-headed Kingfishers, African Mourning Doves, Black-headed Gonoleks, and Red-chested Sunbirds. Raptors are all around tended to include the Brown Snake Eagle, Wahlberg's Eagle, Bateleur, African Harrier Hawk and Gray Kestrel.

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