6 articles to prepare your trip
Parc national Queen Elizabeth
1,978 km² of savannah and forests, 90 mammal species, 606 bird species: the complete guide to Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda.
Réserve De Pian-Upe
In the heart of Karamoja, Pian Upe Reserve spreads across 2,788 km² of wild savannas, inhabited by roan antelopes, ostriches and rare bird species.
Where the Nile meets the Bunyoro escarpment, Murchison Falls unites breathtaking waterfalls, elephant-dotted savanna and chimpanzee forests across 5,308 km².
Parc national du lac Mburo
Uganda's smallest savanna park concentrates zebras, impalas and lake cruises. An ideal stop between Kampala and western parks.
Réserve naturelle de Kabwoya
A confidential reserve on the shores of Lake Albert, Kabwoya offers safaris, rare birdwatching, and fossil hunting, far from Uganda's classic tourist circuits.
Uganda's second-largest wildlife reserve, Bokora unveils wild savanna, rare birdlife, and the vibrant culture of the Karamojong, far from the beaten path.
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