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Kibale
National Park could easily be called the primate capital of the world. Due to it being a home to a host of wildlife although mostly famous for it 13
species of primates including chimpanzees. Kibale national Park lies
close to the tranquil Ndali-Kasenda crater area and is a half a day’s
drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Rwenzori mountains, and
Semiliki National Park and the Toro-Semiliki national Reservewildlife.
Kibale National Park is situated in the Western part of Uganda close to the beautiful town of Fort Portal. This park covers a total land expanse of 795 sq km. It is among the most scenic tropical rainforests in the whole of Uganda. Kibale National park was established in 1995 primarily to protect the forest, however over the years, the leading tourist activity in Kibale National Park has remained Tracking of the chimpanzees.
Chimpanzees might be the main attraction in the park but there are twelve other types of primates that have been recorded in this park and some them include: the black and white colobus, blue monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabey, red-tailed monkey, olive baboon, bush baby and potto.Although rarely seen there are other mammals living in the park these include; forest elephant, buffalo, leopard, bush pig, and duiker.
You could also spotsome reptiles and amphibians and a colourful array of butterflies.
Kibale National Park has an impressive number of bird species. And so far it has a record of about 325 bird species some of which are; the black-capped apalis, blue-headed sunbird, collared apalis, purple- breasted sunbird and among others.
Game viewing time
In Kibale National Park, You find that Game viewing is good all year round, though its best in the dry seasons of November to February, and June to September. Therefore during this months Chimpanzee trekking is best,https://www.ssemambotours.com/4-day-queen-wildlife-.Although some of the trails are very difficult to traverse during the rainy season, the park is open all year round and you can still track chimpanzees. You can also view other wild animals although they are harder to see because of the thick vegetation.
What to do in Kibale national park
There are quite a number of fun activities to do in Kibale National park. There are forest hikes usually restricted to the dry season, there is a cultural heritage and nature trail- a 2-6 day trail through the forest and you can of course go chimpanzee trekking.
You can also visit the Bigodi Wetland sanctuary and the Sebitoli Forest camp. Children’s activities such as pond dipping, photography and batik making. So people who travel with their children do not have to worry about the children getting bored while the adults go of tracking chimpanzees.
Chimpanzee habituation experience gives you an opportunity to
accompany Kibale’s researchers and habituators as they follow
chimpanzees throughout their daily activities. This has been proven to
get the chimpanzees used to human presence without interrupting their
daily activities. Whereby visitors get the chance to follow a chimpnazee’s day
from about 6am in the morning till 7pm in the evening. Tracking
chimpanzees in Kibale is definitely an experience all on its own and one
of the best things to do on you safari tour in Uganda.
Your safari in Uganda cannot be complete without a visit to this park. Other than chimpanzee watching you can see any of the other 12 primate species within the park.
Due to the altitude difference, the vegetation in Kibale ranges from the evergreen rain-forest, to the arid tropical forest, the savanna to the woodland that supports a diversity of habitats. Kibale Park is connected to Queen Elizabeth National Park in the South, hence allowing wildlife to freely move.
Kibale
National Park could easily be called the primate capital of the world. Due to it being a home to a host of wildlife although mostly famous for it 13
species of primates including chimpanzees. Kibale national Park lies
close to the tranquil Ndali-Kasenda crater area and is a half a day’s
drive from Queen Elizabeth National Park, Rwenzori mountains, and
Semiliki National Park and the Toro-Semiliki national Reservewildlife.Kibale National Park is situated in the Western part of Uganda close to the beautiful town of Fort Portal. This park covers a total land expanse of 795 sq km. It is among the most scenic tropical rainforests in the whole of Uganda. Kibale National park was established in 1995 primarily to protect the forest, however over the years, the leading tourist activity in Kibale National Park has remained Tracking of the chimpanzees.
Chimpanzees might be the main attraction in the park but there are twelve other types of primates that have been recorded in this park and some them include: the black and white colobus, blue monkeys, grey-cheeked mangabey, red-tailed monkey, olive baboon, bush baby and potto.Although rarely seen there are other mammals living in the park these include; forest elephant, buffalo, leopard, bush pig, and duiker.
You could also spotsome reptiles and amphibians and a colourful array of butterflies.
Kibale National Park has an impressive number of bird species. And so far it has a record of about 325 bird species some of which are; the black-capped apalis, blue-headed sunbird, collared apalis, purple- breasted sunbird and among others.
Game viewing time
In Kibale National Park, You find that Game viewing is good all year round, though its best in the dry seasons of November to February, and June to September. Therefore during this months Chimpanzee trekking is best,https://www.ssemambotours.com/4-day-queen-wildlife-.Although some of the trails are very difficult to traverse during the rainy season, the park is open all year round and you can still track chimpanzees. You can also view other wild animals although they are harder to see because of the thick vegetation.
What to do in Kibale national park
There are quite a number of fun activities to do in Kibale National park. There are forest hikes usually restricted to the dry season, there is a cultural heritage and nature trail- a 2-6 day trail through the forest and you can of course go chimpanzee trekking.
You can also visit the Bigodi Wetland sanctuary and the Sebitoli Forest camp. Children’s activities such as pond dipping, photography and batik making. So people who travel with their children do not have to worry about the children getting bored while the adults go of tracking chimpanzees.
Your safari in Uganda cannot be complete without a visit to this park. Other than chimpanzee watching you can see any of the other 12 primate species within the park.
Due to the altitude difference, the vegetation in Kibale ranges from the evergreen rain-forest, to the arid tropical forest, the savanna to the woodland that supports a diversity of habitats. Kibale Park is connected to Queen Elizabeth National Park in the South, hence allowing wildlife to freely move.
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