Kibale forest national park is one of the best destinations for chimpanzee tracking experiences in the Pearl of Africa, although Uganda has other places where chimpanzee tracking can be done as well, such as Kyambura Gorge in Queen Elizabeth National Park and Budongo Forest in Murchison Falls, among others. Kibale Forest National Park chimpanzee tracking permits are expensive compared to these other places where chimpanzee tracking is done in Uganda.

Kibale Forest's normal chimpanzee tracking allows travelers to spend an hour with a chimpanzee family. From the time they meet the chimpanzee family, travelers observe the behavior of these chimpanzees, such as their feeding habits and how they take care of the young. Travelers are allowed to take pictures and videos with these chimpanzees as part of their great memories of the African wildness.

Kibale forest Chimpanzee habituation experience is an interesting adventure tour that can be done only in Kibale Forest National Park. Travelers are accepted to spend a maximum of four hours with the chimpanzee family. and the Uganda Wildlife Authority launched this program to help wild chimps become accustomed to humans. Travelers learn about these chimps' behavior and lifestyle, such as how they feed and build nests, among other things. Travelers are allowed to take pictures and videos with the chimpanzees.

Kibale Forest National Park chimpanzee habituation is a scientific and unique encounter that is done by the majority of Ugandan travelers, especially researchers who would like to study chimpanzee behavior in their natural environment. Uganda's Chimpanzee habituation experience is being done in the Kanyanchu Sector of Kibale Forest National Park.