
Gorilla trekking
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
A montane rainforest in south-western Uganda, famous for encounters with mountain gorillas.
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From mountain gorillas and chimpanzees to savannah safaris and Nile cruises, discover the national parks and the experiences they are known for.
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The information below is an introduction. For visitor rules, permits, fees and the latest updates, always check the official Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) website.

Gorilla trekking
A montane rainforest in south-western Uganda, famous for encounters with mountain gorillas.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Gorilla trekking and volcanoes
Set in the Virunga Mountains, this park offers another setting for gorilla trekking among volcanic landscapes and montane forest.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Chimpanzee trekking
A tropical forest renowned for its primate diversity and guided chimpanzee-tracking experiences.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Safari and boat cruise
A mix of savannah and wetlands, abundant wildlife and cruises on the Kazinga Channel; Ishasha is known for tree-climbing lions.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Safari and Nile cruise
The Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge to form the dramatic Murchison Falls; safaris and river cruises offer wildlife viewing.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Remote wilderness safari
Open, wild landscapes in Uganda’s far north-east, with broad plains and African wildlife.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Wildlife and nature
A landscape of savannah and lakes, well suited to nature-focused itineraries and wildlife viewing.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Mountain trekking
Dramatic mountains, montane forests and hiking routes across the Rwenzori range.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Hiking and volcanic landscapes
Mountain scenery shaped by an ancient volcano, with trails and landscapes very different from the savannah.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Birdwatching and forest
Tropical forest in the western Rift Valley, valued for its biodiversity and birdwatching.
Official Uganda Wildlife Authority page ↗Check the official list of parks and the latest guidance from the authority that manages them.
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