10 Days Highlights Of Uganda

After breakfast, leave Kampala for Lake Mburo National Park, stopping along the way to see the Royal Drum makers and the Equator, where you can stand and see both hemispheres at once. You can also take a wildlife drive as you reach the park and arrive in the evening. In addition to large herds of zebra, impala, eland, and other savannah animals, Lake Mburo is an extension of the Tanzanian Plains. This is one of the best spots for birdwatchers to see African Fin foot, Papyrus, Bush Shrike, etc. You'll eat lunch at the lodge, then in the evening, you'll take a boat to Lake Mburo, where there's a good possibility you'll see hippos, crocodiles, and a wide range of bird species. You'll spend the night at Arcadia Cottages Mburo.

Enjoy a pre-dawn game drive to see the wildlife, such as zebras, antelope, topis, buffalos, and impalas. 6:00 a.m. For lunch and breakfast, go back to the lodge. On your way to Arcadia Cottages Lake Bunyonyi (FB) for dinner and an overnight stay, you will pass through the park in the evening and proceed to Lake Bunyonyi, which is close to the Bwindi Gorilla Parks. Lunch, dinner, and breakfast are on the menu. Transit Time: 4 to 5 hours

After an early breakfast at 5.30am, travel to the park headquarters to begin tracking at 8am. There, you will receive a briefing from park ranger guides before beginning your gorilla trek through a stunningly scenic area of thickly forested terrain along many animal pathways. The opportunity to see the friendly, endangered mountain gorillas is the adventure's high point. A picnic lunch can be eaten on route. It can take three to eight hours to complete this. Stay the night at Arcadia Cottages Lake Bunyonyi (FB)

With a game drive as you approach the park's entrance in the afternoon, you will embark for Queen Elizabeth National Park after breakfast. After lunch, take a moment to unwind around the lodge, and then embark on a game drive in the early evening. At Mweya Safari Lodge for the night (FB)Morning, noon, and night meals 3- to 4-hour transit time.

2. Take a park game drive at six in the morning. The animals will continue to pursue prey. Famous African animals like lions, elephants, leopards, buffalo, hippos, hyenas, hog antelopes, and others can be seen in this park. After breakfast, go back to your lodging to rest.30pm: Go on a boat tour around the Kazinga Channel, which links Lake Edward and Lake George. This region is excellent for bird watching, as well as witnessing many other animals as they come to drink from the water. It is thought to be home to the largest concentration of hippos in all of Africa. This launch voyage provides a fantastic setting for photography.The Great White and Pink-Backed Pelicans, Great and Long-Tailed Cormorants, Open-Billed Stork, African Jacana, Malachite and Pied Kingfishers, among more than 550 other species, have all been seen and reported here. Breakfast, lunch, and supper are on the menu. At Mweya Safari Lodge (FB), spend the night.

After an early morning wildlife drive, travel to Kibale Forest National Park. The most primates in Africa can be found at Kibale Forest, a sizable protected area of rainforest, where you can see chimpanzees, grey-cheeked mangabeys, red-tailed monkeys, and red colobus monkeys. You will track chimpanzees in the forest in the afternoon. You will also have the opportunity to see other species like the Grey-Throated Flycatcher, Masked & Black-Capped Apalis, Chestnut-Winged Starling, Orange-Tufted & Tiny Sunbirds, as well as other interesting activities. You will return in time for dinner. Dinner and accommodation are provided at the park's Kibale Primates Lodge (FB).

Following a leisurely breakfast, you will travel to Murchison Fall National Park, stopping for lunch along the way. It takes a while to get there because you have to pass through the Rwenzori Mountains and evergreen tea gardens first before entering Murchison Falls National Park's savanna plains. Sleep at Paraa Safari Lodge (FB), which is located on the north bank of the great Nile and has a view of the water where hippos wade. Transit Time: 7 to 8 hours

You will depart for an early morning game drive to the undulating plains at 6:00 a.m. after a cup of coffee, where you may see Lions, Giraffes, Hartebeests, Buffalo, and Elephants, among many other park species. To name a few, these habitats are home to the Secretary Bird, Black Chested Snake Eagle, Tawny and Marshal Eagles, Carmine, and Swallow Tailed Bee-Eaters. Driving through the Borassus Palm Forest and grassland savannah down to Lake Albert, where the Albert Nile turns north toward the Sudan, is a stunning trip. Visit Murchison Falls in the afternoon, where the Nile thunders through a narrow 7-meter gap, or travel downstream to the delta, where the Nile empties into Lake Albert. A must-have experience, this one! Numerous species live along the banks of the Nile. Huge Nile crocodiles, large hippos herds, and other animals may descend to the river to drink. Paraa Safari Lodge (FB) overnight

You may get a close-up view of the gorge where the Nile squeezes into a 7-meter gorge and drops 40 meters by taking an early morning game drive to the top of Murchison Falls. On sunny days, a stunning rainbow can be seen over the majestic and thunderous falls. Drive back to Kampala later and take a taxi to the airport to catch your return flight. Transit Period of 5 to 6 Hours. SAFARI'S END