This detailed guide covers all the national parks in Uganda, their wildlife, activities, accommodation, and what makes each park special for travelers.
List of National Parks in Uganda | How Many National Parks Are in Uganda?
Uganda has 10 national parks that are home to a wide variety of species of mammals and birds, all managed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA). These are:
- Murchison Falls National Park -largest national park in Uganda, covering an area of 3,840 square kilometers
- Queen Elizabeth National Park– home to over 500 bird species, making it a paradise for bird watchers
- Bwindi Impenetrable National Park-one-third of the world’s mountain gorillas, estimated to be around 1,000
- Mgahinga Gorilla National Park- the smallest national park in Uganda, covering just 33.7 square kilometers, with Golden monkeys and gorillas
- Kibale National Park-primate capital of the world
- Rwenzori Mountains National Park-known for breathtaking landscapes and high biodiversity.
- Lake Mburo National Park– the only park in Uganda with impalas
- Kidepo Valley National Park– Uganda’s most isolated national park with unique wilderness experiences
- Semuliki National Park– popular for geothermal hot springs, including the famous Sempaya Hot Springs
- Mount Elgon National Park- home of the world’s largest mountain caldera
Each park protects Uganda’s rich biodiversity, from the world’s largest population of mountain gorillas to the famous tree-climbing lions of Ishasha, chimpanzees, and over 1,000 bird species.
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The detailed overview of the Uganda national parks!
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park – Mountain Gorilla Haven
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern Uganda, is one of the most beautiful national parks in Uganda, East Africa.
Covering 331 km² of tropical forest (one of Africa’s richest biodiversity forests) along the western Rift Valley, it is world-renowned for its Uganda gorilla trekking tours, done during Uganda gorilla safaris to see the famous mountain gorillas.
As one of the major Uganda national parks, it protects nearly half of the critically endangered mountain gorillas (approximately 459).
Bwindi National Park Attractions
- Mountain Gorilla species-Home to over 50% of the world’s remaining mountain gorilla species (main attraction)
- Over 120 mammal species and 350 beautiful birds
- Butterflies and other primates (chimpanzees and L’Hoest’s monkeys)
- Spectacular forest views and waterfalls
- Batwa people among other highlights
Activities Done in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest NP
- Gorilla tracking in four sectors (Buhoma, Ruhija, Rushaga, Nkuringo with over 20+ habituated gorilla families)
- Birdwatching (including 23 Albertine Rift endemics)
- Guided Nature walks to waterfalls
- Cultural encounters with the Batwa communities
- Canoeing on nearby Lake Mutanda and Lake Bunyonyi after gorilla treks
- Gorilla Habituation Experiences in Rushaga
- Mountain Biking
Bwindi National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge, Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp
Midrange: Buhoma Lodge, Silverback Lodge
Budget: Bwindi View Bandas, community campsites
Access To Bwindi
9–10 hours by road from Kampala/Entebbe or 1-hour domestic flight to Kihihi/Kisoro airstrips.
Gorilla Trekking Permit Fees and Other Costs
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park entry is $40, while a gorilla tracking permit costs $800 per person, and the gorilla habituation permit goes for $1500, with almost 75% of the gorilla permit fees invested in gorilla conservation effort drives and surrounding community development.
Best Time to Visit Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park
The best time to visit is during the dry seasons (June–August, December–February) when trails are more accessible for gorilla tracking and other outdoor activities.
Bwindi’s natural beauty, abundant wild fauna, and unique gorilla encounters make it one of the most beautiful Uganda national parks.
Queen Elizabeth National Park – A Tree Climbing Lion Haven
Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most visited park, located in southwest Uganda (western Uganda) within the Albertine Rift Valley, stretching across Kasese, Rubirizi, Rukungiri, and Kamwenge districts.
Covering a park area of 1,978 km², it borders the Democratic Republic of Congo, famous for its climbing lions in the Ishasha sector, and offers breathtaking views of the Rwenzori Mountains, crater lakes, and savannah plains.
Established in 1952, it remains a centrepiece of Uganda national parks.
Queen Elizabeth National Park Attractions
- Tree- branch climbing lions of Ishasha
- Kazinga Channel, where boat cruises take place to see hippos, elephants, and buffalo
- Over 95 mammal species (chimpanzees, African elephant, African buffalo, Ugandan Kob, hippopotamus, Topi, waterbuck, warthog, giant forest hog, Nile crocodile, leopard, spotted hyena, etc.)
- 600+ birds (African skimmer, Chapins flycatcher, Pink-backed pelicans, Papyrus canary, rare Shoebill stork, martial eagle, black-rumped buttonquail, great flamingos, etc.)
- Kyambura Gorge
- Mweya Peninsula and Kasenyi Plains
- Maramagambo Forest and Kalinzu Forest
- Crater lakes, volcanic cones, and scenic views of the Rwenzori Mountains
- Unique Flora and diverse habitat (savanna grassland, acacia woodland, forest, wetland, etc)
Queen Elizabeth NP Safari Activities
- Classic safari drives– spotting elephants, lions, hippos, buffalo, antelopes
- Boat cruise on Kazinga Channel for views of the hippos, crocodiles, and birds from across the boat landing site.
- Chimp trekking in Kyambura Gorge and Kalinzu Forest
- Cultural tours around Lake Katwe evaporation pans
- Bird watching – over 600 birds, including the African fish eagle.
- Lion Tracking in the Ishasha sector
- Night drives- to see nocturnal animals
- Guided Nature walks
Queen Elizabeth NP Accommodation
Luxury: Mweya Safari Lodge, Ishasha Wilderness Camp
Midrange: Buffalo Safari Lodge
Budget: community camps
Getting To Queen Elizabeth NP
~6 hours by road from Kampala; charter flights available to Kasese or Mweya Airstrip.
Queen Elizabeth NP Tariffs
Entry fees are $40 for foreign visitors, while special activities like chimp tracking cost extra.
Optimal Time to Explore Queens Park
The hot season (June–August, December–February) is best for safaris, though game viewing is rewarding year-round.
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Murchison Falls National Park – Uganda’s Largest Park
Murchison Falls National Park (MFNP) is Uganda’s largest national park, covering 3,893 km² in northwestern Uganda along the Albert Nile, spanning Buliisa, Nwoya, Kiryandongo, and Masindi districts.
The park’s centrepiece is the spectacular Murchison Falls, where the River Nile dramatically squeezes through a narrow 7-meter gorge before plunging 43 meters.
Attractions in Murchison Falls NP
- Murchison Falls- the world’s strongest waterfall with dramatic Nile views.
- The Nile River for boat cruises to the falls and Lake Albert delta
- The Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, rhino at nearby Ziwa Sanctuary)
- Over 451 avian species, including the shoebill stork, the Goliath Heron, African Quail-Finch, the elegant Grey Crowned Cranes, Blue-headed Coucal)
- Over 76 mammals -Hippos, crocodiles, giraffes, Uganda Kobs, Nile crocodiles, Rothschild’s giraffe, and hartebeests
- Budongo Forest: chimpanzee trekking and primate watching.
- Unique Flora (savannahs, wetlands, riverine forests, and tropical ecosystems)
- Wild Fauna Hotspots – Buligi Peninsula, Kaniyo Pabidi Forest, Paraa Area
- Karuma Waterfalls
- Primates (800+ habituated chimpanzees, olive baboons, black & white colobus monkeys, the red-tailed monkeys)
- Lake Albert Fishing villages and local communities
- Safari Drives on The Buligi Plains/Circuit
- Boat Cruises To the Falls and The Nile Delta
- Chimpanzee Trekking in Budongo Forest and Rabongo Forest
- Sport Fishing for Nile Perch
- Bird Watching
- Nature walks – guided forest and riverside walks.
- Hiking the Falls
Murchison Falls National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Paraa Safari Lodge, Nile Safari Lodge, and Chobe Safari Lodge
Midrange and Budget camps: Red Chilli Rest Camp and UWA Campsite
Getting To Murchison Falls NP & Entrance Fees
About a 5–6-hour drive from Kampala, or by domestic flight to Pakuba airstrip, Bugungu, or Chobe Airstrips.
Entrance fees range from $40 for foreign visitors to UGX 20,000 for East African citizens.
The best time to visit is the dry seasons (December–February and June–August) for game viewing, while rainy seasons (March–May, September–November) offer lush landscapes.
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Kibale National Park, also known as Kibale Forest National Park, spans 795 km² in western Uganda, near Fort Portal and the Rwenzori Mountains.
Famous as the “Primate Capital of the World,” it hosts 13 primate species, including over 1,500 chimpanzees, worth seeing during chimpanzee trekking tours in Uganda/Chimpanzee Habituation experiences.
Kibale National Park Attractions
- 13 primate species, including over 1,500 chimpanzees, red colobus, L’Hoest’s monkeys, Uganda mangabeys, black-and-white colobus, and vervets.
- Rare monkeys: red colobus, L’Hoest’s monkey, Uganda mangabeys
- Over 370 birds, including the green-breasted pitta, Ground Thrush
- Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary
- Kibale Forest – Major Habitat
- Kanyanchu and Sebitoli tourism sites
- Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary
- Forest Trails – nature walks through tropical rainforest.
- Local People (Batooro and Bakiga)
- Other Mammals (Duikers (red and blue), Bushbucks, Sitatungas, Bushpigs, Giant Forest hogs, African buffalo, African golden cats, Servals, Mongooses, Otters)
Activities At Kibale Forest NP
- Chimpanzee trekking and habituation
- Forest nature walks and swamp walks in Bigodi Wetland
- Birding with over 335 birds
- Cultural Experiences with local people
- Crater Lakes Exploration
Kibale NP Accommodation
Luxury: Kyaninga Lodge, Ndali Lodge
Midrange: Primate Lodge, Chimpanzee Guest House, Crater Safari Lodge
Budget: Rweteera Safari Park, Bigodi community homestays
Kibale Forest National Park Fees and Accessibility
The park is accessible by road (5–6 hours from Kampala; 25 km from Fort Portal) or via flights to Kasese/Mweya, followed by road transfer.
Entry fees vary by residency and activity, including chimpanzee permits ($250–$300 for foreigners).
Best Time to Visit Kibale NP
The best time to visit is during dry seasons (December–February, June–August) for optimal trekking and wildlife spotting.
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Kidepo Valley National Park – True African Wilderness
Kidepo Valley National Park, in northeastern Uganda’s Karamoja region near South Sudan, covers 1,442 km² and is Uganda’s most remote and untouched national park, worth seeing on a safari in Uganda.
Renowned for its vast savannahs, rugged hills, and semi-arid landscapes, it is often called “the true African wilderness” and is part of the new northeastern safari circuit in Uganda that hosts some of the popular Uganda National Parks.
This isolated national park, Kidepo Valley National Park, hosts 84 mammal species, including lions, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, buffalo, and rare ostriches, along with over 470 birds.
- 84 mammal species and 470 avians– Cheetahs, ostriches, lions, giraffes, zebras, elephants, and buffalo
- Kanangorok hot springs
- Vast savannahs and rugged hills
- Narus Valley – the main game area
- Kidepo Valley – scenic landscapes and hot springs.
- Mount Morungole
- The Ik people
Activities at Kidepo Valley NP
- Safari drives in Narus and Kidepo valleys
- Birding
- Cultural tours to the Karamojong and Ik communities as they engage in fruit gathering and hut building, among others.
- Guided nature walks and hikes.
- Scenic photography and wilderness camping.
Kidepo Valley National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Apoka Safari Lodge
Midrange: Kidepo Savannah Lodge
Budget: Apoka Rest Camp
Kidepo Valley National Park Accessibility and Tariffs
Access to this secluded location is by long scenic road trips from Kampala (10–15 hours) or via daily charter flights to Kidepo Airstrip.
Entry fees range from $40 for foreign adults to UGX 20,000 for East African residents, with additional costs for vehicles, guided tours, and chimpanzee trekking.
Kidepo Valley NP Best Time
The hot season (October–March) is ideal for game spotting and safari drives.
Kidepo is a must-visit among the Uganda national parks for its untouched beauty, abundant wildlife, and cultural richness.
Lake Mburo National Park – Only Impala and Burchell Zebra Hub
Lake Mburo National Park, located in Kiruhura District along the Kampala–Mbarara highway, is the closest park to Kampala (about 4 4-hour drive, 240 km).
Covering 370 km², it is Uganda’s smallest savannah national park, but a hotspot for fauna and birding.
Lake Mburo NP Attractions
- Over 350 bird species, including African finfoot, shoebill stork, mosque swallow, African fish eagle, saddle-billed stork, black-bellied bustard
- Lake Mburo and other lakes within and around the park
- Open savanna grasslands and acacia trees – scenic landscapes with grazing antelopes and zebras.
- Forested gorges and rocky ridges – perfect for guided walks and photography.
- Fauna – zebras, impalas, buffalo, bush pig, hippos, leopards, hyenas, and giraffes.
Activities at Lake Mburo National Park
- Walking safaris
- Boat cruises on Lake Mburo
- Horseback riding
- Birding
- Game drives – day and night game drives
- Cultural tours – Visiting Bahima communities
- Sport fishing – tilapia fishing
- Mountain Biking
Lake Mburo NP Accommodation
Luxury: Mihingo Lodge, Lake Mburo Safari Lodge
Midrange: Rwakobo Rock, Arcadia Cottages, Mantana Tented Camp
Budget: Eagle’s Nest Camp, Rwonyo Rest Camp
Lake Mburo National Park Fees and Accessibility
Closest to Kampala (3–4 hours); often a stopover between Entebbe and Bwindi/Queen Elizabeth.
Park entry costs $40 (foreign visitors), $30 (residents), or UGX 20,000 (EAC citizens).
Optimal Time to Explore Lake Mburo NP
The hot season (June–August, December–February) is best for game viewing, while the wet season is ideal for birdwatching.
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Mgahinga Gorilla National Park – The Only Golden Monkey Hub in Uganda
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, in southwestern Uganda’s Kisoro District, lies in the Virunga Mountains, bordering Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
It is Uganda’s smallest national park, covering just 33.7 km², but one of the most beautiful national parks with rare fauna and a rich cultural heritage.
Established in 1991, the park protects endangered gorillas and is the only place in Uganda where the golden monkey lives.
Mgahinga Gorilla NP Attractions
- Mountain Gorilla species -one habituated gorilla family (Nyakagezi group)
- Golden monkey – a rare primate found only in Virunga tropical forests
- Three volcanic Virunga mountains: Muhavura (4127m), Gahinga, Sabyinyo (3600m)
- Cultural heritage of the Batwa pygmies, forest traditions, dances
- Batwa Garama caves (home of the Batwa king)
- Rich Birdlife – over 180 species, including Albertine Rift endemics like the Rwenzori Turaco.
Tourist Activities Done at Mgahinga Gorilla NP
- Gorilla trekking-trek the Nyakagezi gorilla family
- Golden monkey trekking-track the golden monkey
- Volcano climbing (Mt. Muhavura, Sabyinyo, Gahinga)
- Explore the Batwa cultural trail with its Garama caves
- Bird Watching & Nature Walks – explore forests and wetlands.
Mgahinga Gorilla NP Accommodation
Luxury: Mount Gahinga Lodge
Midrange: Lake Mulehe Gorilla Lodge
Budget: Amajambere Iwacu Community Camp
Mgahinga Gorilla NP Access And Fees
The park is about 510 km (9–10 hrs) by road from Kampala, or 1 hr flight to Kisoro plus a short transfer.
Entry is $40 for foreign visitors, with gorilla permits at $800 and golden monkey tracking at $100.
Best Time to Visit Mgahinga Gorilla NP
The dry seasons (June–August, December–February) are ideal for gorilla trekking, hiking, and cultural tours.
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Rwenzori Mountains National Park – The Mountains of the Moon
Rwenzori Mountains National Park in western Uganda, Kasese district, is one of the most beautiful national parks in Uganda and a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site.
Covering 996 km² along the Uganda–DR Congo border, it protects the legendary “Mountains of the Moon,” Africa’s third-highest range, with Margherita Peak at 5,109 m, with permanent glaciers despite being at the equator.
High-altitude trekking is popular with hikers and mountaineers visiting Uganda on hiking safaris.
Rwenzori Mountains NP Attractions
- Africa’s third-highest peak – Margherita Peak (5,109 m)
- Glaciers, waterfalls, and alpine vegetation zones
- Rare species like the three-horned chameleon, the Rwenzori turaco, and the Rwenzori duiker
Activities Done at Rwenzori Mountains NP
- Multi-day mountain climbing expeditions
- Hiking
- Birding
- Cultural visits with the Bakonzo people
- Nature walks to explore dense forests, alpine meadows, and crystal lakes
- Scenic viewing of glaciers, rivers, and valleys
- Gorilla trekking extensions in nearby Bwindi
Rwenzori Mountains National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Equator Snow Lodge
Midrange: options in Kasese, plus community-run campsites near the park gates.
Budget: Ruboni Community Camp, mountain huts for trekkers.
Rwenzori Mountains NP Fees and Access
Getting there takes 7–8 hours by road from Kampala via Fort Portal or Mbarara, or one hour by domestic flight to Kasese Airstrip. Entry fees start at USD 40 for foreign visitors.
Rwenzori Mountains NP Best Time
The best time to visit is the dry season (June–August and December–February) when trails are less slippery and views are breathtaking.
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Semuliki National Park, one of the 10 Uganda National Parks, is a hidden treasure in western Uganda worth exploring on Uganda tours.
Covering 220 km² along the Albertine Rift near the Democratic Republic of Congo, it is the country’s only lowland tropical rainforest near the Congo border.
It is also one of Africa’s most ancient forests that lies at the intersection of several climatic and ecological zones, with some Central African forest species often seen on wildlife tours in Uganda.
Attractions & Wildlife in Semuliki NP
- Famous Sempaya hotsprings that “boil eggs in seconds.”
- 53 mammal species, including forest elephants, buffalo, and leopards
- Over 441 bird species, some from the Congo biome (black dwarf hornbill, shining blue kingfisher, Nkulengu rail, yellow-throated nicator, shoebill)
- 15 Primate species like chimpanzees, red-tailed monkeys, and black-and-white colobus monkeys
- Tropical forest trails and scenic riverine landscapes
Semuliki NP Activities
- Hotsprings visits
- Birding
- Guided Nature walks and forest hikes
- Primate trekking, including chimpanzee tracking in certain zones
- Cultural encounters with local Batwa communities
Semuliki National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Semuliki Safari Lodge
Midrange: Ntoroko Game Lodge
Budget: Community guesthouses and campsites near the park.
Getting To Semuliki NP and Entry Fees
The park is accessible 6–7 hours by road from Kampala via Fort Portal, or by charter flights to Bundibugyo airstrip. Entry costs start at USD 40 for foreign visitors.
Semuliki NP Optimal Time
The best time to visit is during the dry seasons (Dec–Feb, June–Aug), when trails are easier to explore.
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Mount Elgon National Park – Volcanic Landscapes
Mount Elgon National Park, located in eastern Uganda along the Kenya–Uganda border, spans 1,145 km² and protects the extinct volcanic Mount Elgon, famous for having the world’s largest mountain caldera (40 km²).
Rising to Wagagai Peak (4,321 m), the park offers breathtaking volcanic landscapes, waterfalls, and caves rich in history and biodiversity.
Attractions & Wildlife in Mount Elgon National Park
- Mount Elgon- Wagagai Peak (4,321 m)
- The world’s largest volcanic mountain caldera (8km) is older than Kilimanjaro.
- Over 300 bird species, including Sunbirds and Turacos
- Sipi Falls
- Caves Such As Kitum
- Scenic Crater Views
- Rare Orchids and unique afro-montane vegetation
- Large Forest Elephants, Primates
Mount Elgon National Park Activities
- Hiking and mountain climbing (3 days to reach the Wagagai Peak summit)
- Cave explorations
- Birding
- Cultural tours
- Guided forest walks
- Nature Walks (day and half-day hikes through the lower slopes forest edges)
- Camping
- Rock climbing
- Waterfall hiking
Mount Elgon National Park Accommodation
Luxury: Mbale Resort Hotel, Sipi River Lodge
Midrange: Lacam Lodge
Budget: budget-friendly guesthouses or campsites like Crow’s Nest Rest Camp.
Mount Elgon NP Fees and Accessibility
The park is about 4–5 hours by road from Kampala via Mbale, or accessible via charter flights to Soroti. Entry fees start at USD 40 for foreign visitors.
Best Time to Visit Mount Elgon NP
The dry season (Dec–Feb, Jun–Aug) is the best time for hiking and safaris.
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Unbeatable Uganda Safari Packages for Ugandan Wildlife Parks
SHORT TRIPS (3 DAYS)
- Murchison Falls: Wildlife viewing and sightseeing at Murchison Falls
- Gorilla Trekking: Trekking for mountain gorillas in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
- Queen Elizabeth National Park: Game drives and launch cruises for diverse wildlife
MID-LENGTH TRIPS
- 5-Day Gorilla and Chimpanzee Safari: Gorilla trekking in Bwindi and chimpanzee trekking in Kibale
- 6-Day Gorilla and Murchison Falls Safari: Combines the primate haven of Bwindi with wildlife viewing in Murchison Falls
- 7-Day Primates and Predators Safari: Gorillas, chimpanzees, and wildlife in Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks
LONGER TRIPS
- 10-Day Classic Uganda Safari: Game viewing, gorilla trekking, and activities like white water rafting
- 12-Day Uganda Safari: Covers multiple national parks and varied experiences
- 16-Day Explore the Best of Uganda Safari: In-depth journey to experience diverse wildlife and landscapes
Uganda National Parks Map
Uganda National Park FAQs
Which Game Park in Uganda Is Famous for Mountain Gorillas?
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is world-famous for gorilla trekking. It shelters nearly half of the world’s gorillas, with 25 habituated families available for guided treks. This makes Bwindi one of the most beautiful national parks in Uganda and a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site.
Which Is the Most Visited National Park in Uganda?
Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most visited park in Uganda. Its diverse ecosystems range from savannah grasslands to dense rainforests, making it a prime safari destination. It is also home to over 500 bird species, tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector, and scenic views of the Rift Valley and Kazinga Channel.
What’s The Largest National Park in Uganda?
Murchison Falls National Park is the largest, covering 3,840 km². It is famous for the Victoria Nile crashing through a narrow gorge to form the powerful Murchison Falls, plus abundant wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, lions, and hippos.
What Is the Best Wildlife Park in Uganda?
Many travelers consider Queen Elizabeth National Park the best wildlife park because of its big game, chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge, scenic crater lakes, and excellent game drives.
What Is the Smallest National Park in Uganda?
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is the smallest, at just 33.7 km², but it is part of the Virunga Conservation Area and is home to endangered gorillas and golden monkeys.
Conclusion
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