Queen Elizabeth National Park, low-budget lodges.

Located in the southwest of Uganda, Queen Elizabeth National Park is the second largest national park in terms of area, with Murchison Fall National Park being the largest. Many tourists seeking Ugandan wildlife safaris visit Queen Elizabeth National Park, one of the most popular tourist sites. The park is endowed with many distinctive natural features that draw many visitors to the protected area.

The Queen Elizabeth National area offers an abundance of activities and attractions, all of which may be expertly planned and coordinated by Uganda safari specialists to make a visit to the area an unforgettable wilderness journey.

Elizabeth National Park Activities related to Uganda safaris
Travelers on a safari in Uganda have access to a plethora of amazing and fascinating activities. These are alternately carried out in several park areas that support the various activities and attractions in Queen Elizabeth National Park, such as the crater lakes, freshwater bodies of the Kazinga Channel, woodland and forest vegetation, and savannah grassland. Among the tourist destinations and pursuits are:

Trekking with chimpanzees in the Maramagambo Forest and Kyambura Wildlife Reserve is possible. These areas are noted for having a large number of primates, but there’s also a good chance of seeing other wildlife. One of the fantastic activities that visitors love on Uganda safaris that provide a lot of amazing, lasting experiences about the pearl of Africa is chimpanzee trekking. The red-tailed, blue, and olive baboons, as well as the white and black colobus, grey-cheeked mangabey, L’Hoest’s monkeys, elephants, African caped buffaloes, Uganda kobs, zebra, waterbucks, bushbucks, and antelopes that congregate at the Kyambura River to drink water, are among the other primates and wildlife that can be seen on Uganda safaris.

Travelers can stay at a variety of inexpensive lodging establishments around the chimpanzee trekking area, including Pumba safari cottages, Mweya hostels, and cottages, among others.

Another popular adventure activity for visitors to Queen Elizabeth National Park is wildlife viewing. There are many different wildlife species to see while on a Uganda wildlife safari, including the tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector, the large population of elephants, the African cape buffaloes in herds, leopards, hippos and antelopes, zebras, mongonzi, the Oribis, the water bucks, and the African cape buffaloes. The majority of the creatures can be seen in the Kyambura Wild Reserve, the Mweya Peninsula, the Kazinga Channel, and the Ishasha Sector, among other locations. Some of the less expensive lodging options for visiting the several wildlife-filled sectors are the Tembo Safari Lodge near the Kazinga Channel and the River Ishasha Safari Lodge in the Ishasha sector.

A boat ride on the Kazinga Channel offers visitors the chance to see a variety of aquatic wildlife, including crocodiles, elephants, hippos, and numerous birds. Tembo Safari Lodge, Mweya hostels, and cottages are a few of the affordable lodging options near Kazinga Channel.

Experience birdwatching in Queen Elizabeth Park, which is renowned as a birdwatcher’s paradise with a vast array of bird species in the rainforest that can be seen in many park sectors, including the Kyambura Gorge Forest, the Ishasha Sector, and the Kazinga Channel in the Mweya Peninsula. The spending plan While on a bird viewing safari, guests can stay at a variety of establishments, including the

• River Ishasha Safari Lodge
• Irungu safari lodge
• Mweya Hostels and Cottages,
• Kazinga Channel View Resort,
• mba Safari Lodge,
• Simba Safari Lodge.