10 Things Uganda Is Famous For

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Elephants, Buffalos, and other precious animals roam these park freely making it the ideal spot for anyone who enjoys the wildlife. You can also lodge in the Buffalo safari lodge and enjoy a memorable adventure. We access the Queen Elizabeth National Park created as a park in 1954, it is a protected space. It is considered one of the most important national parks in Uganda. It has an area of ​​1,978 km², it is the second largest natural park in Uganda, behind Murchison Fall. It is divided by several factors. This is where the famous tree climbing lions are found, as well as elephants, buffalo, hippos, cheetahs, lions, hyenas, crocodiles, baboons, topi, etc. It is located south of the Rwenzori Mountains, and borders the Kibale National Park to the north. At the entrance of the park the entrance fee is paid, it is 40 US dollars per person (approximately € 35.88) and 50 US dollars per vehicle (€ 44.84 approx.) The service of hiring a guide is 30 dollars Americans (€ 26.91 approximately). It has a validity period of 1 day, 24 h. The visit takes place in 4 × 4 on tour calls. It is possible to visit it for free, renting a vehicle, but we believe that it is more advisable to do it with a guide, since these are communicated through the mobile (the stations have not yet arrived), it will be easier to see more animals.