26. April 2024
Uganda is among the top safari destinations in East Africa, where travelers can spot the big five wild animal species. The historical origins of the big five were given by the big-game hunters, who took a practical experiment of hunting the African wildlife species, and their research came out that these big five animals are very difficult to hunt. click here to see mountain gorilla trekking safaris The big five families include the lion, who is the king of the jungle and can be seen in most of...
17. January 2024
The lion research track is an adventure activity that is only done at the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park, which is situated within four districts in the western region of Uganda. click here to check for mountain gorilla trekking tours These districts include Kasese, Rubiri, Kamwenge,and Rukungiri. Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s second-largest national park after Murchison Falls National Park, which receives many visitors due to the mighty Murchison Falls.check our...
11. May 2023
2023 Rates International rates begin at $US 310 per adult during low season (sharing in double or twin accommodation).
11. May 2023
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10. May 2023
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10. May 2023
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23. January 2023
Lion tracking is one of the most exhilarating tourist activities for travelers to Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park. Unlike Rwanda, Uganda offers lions that can climb trees, and they can be found in the Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park in the southern sector of the park. You can only be certain to see tree-climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park if you sign up for the lion tracking program. Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park has a radius of 1,978 square...