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Forest encounters, wide savannas, mountain trails and time beside the water. Start with the places that speak to you; we’ll help bring the journey together.

TEN PARKS. MANY WAYS TO TRAVEL.

Where will Uganda take you?

Compare the character of Uganda’s national parks and open a guide for highlights and planning advice. Build a private guided safari or discuss a suitable self-drive route with our team.

Showing all 10 parks

Forest encounters — Uganda travel photography

Forest encounters

Bwindi Impenetrable National Park

Step into a mountain forest where gorilla trekking is the focus of the journey. Bwindi rewards travellers who leave time for the forest as well as the encounter.

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Gorillas & volcanic trails — Uganda travel photography

Gorillas & volcanic trails

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park

In Uganda’s corner of the Virunga Mountains, Mgahinga brings gorilla trekking, golden monkeys and mountain scenery into one compact destination.

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The Nile meets the savanna — Uganda travel photography

The Nile meets the savanna

Murchison Falls National Park

Follow the Nile through a landscape of open game-viewing country and riverbanks alive with wildlife. The falls add a powerful focal point to a classic Uganda safari.

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Plains, channels & forest — Uganda travel photography

Plains, channels & forest

Queen Elizabeth National Park

Queen Elizabeth combines savanna wildlife with the Kazinga Channel and the forested Kyambura Gorge. Ishasha is known for its tree-climbing lions, whose sightings remain a matter of luck.

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Chimpanzee holding a tree branch in the forest

Life in the forest canopy

Kibale National Park

Chimpanzee trekking is Kibale’s signature experience. Forest paths and a rich variety of primates make this a rewarding place to slow down and listen.

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Close-up of two zebras

A gentler safari rhythm

Lake Mburo National Park

Woodland, grassland and lakes give Lake Mburo a different feel from Uganda’s larger safari parks. It is an inviting destination for travellers who enjoy exploring at a quieter pace.

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UGANDA / NORTHEASTERN UGANDA

Room to feel the wilderness

Kidepo Valley National Park

Kidepo’s open valleys and mountain horizons offer a remote safari experience in Karamoja. Game viewing in the Narus Valley and the scale of the landscape are central to its appeal.

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Hot spring spraying water above mineral deposits, with forested hills behind

Lowland forest discoveries

Semuliki National Park

Semuliki offers a lowland forest experience on Uganda’s western edge. Its birdlife and Sempaya hot springs make it a distinctive addition to a journey through the Fort Portal region.

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UGANDA / WESTERN UGANDA

A journey upwards

Rwenzori Mountains National Park

The Rwenzori Mountains offer a mountain journey through changing vegetation, valleys and high-altitude scenery. A short walk and a multi-day expedition call for very different preparation.

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UGANDA / EASTERN UGANDA

Walk a volcanic landscape

Mount Elgon National Park

Mount Elgon’s ancient volcanic landscape brings mountain hiking, forest scenery and birding to eastern Uganda. Choose a route that matches the time and energy you want to give the mountain.

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National park information is based on Uganda Wildlife Authority. Checked 25 October 2026. Activity availability is confirmed when planning your journey.

MORE TO YOUR JOURNEY

Beyond the national parks.

These are separate destinations and experiences, rather than additional national parks. We can help combine them with your safari.

Your places. Your pace.

You do not need a finished itinerary. Share a few favourites and we’ll help shape a practical route, suggest places to stay and prepare a personal quotation.

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