6 Days Uganda Safari

Today you continue your Uganda 6 days Safari driving from Kampala to Bwindi National Park is one of the most scenic in Uganda. The journey takes you through some of the country's most beautiful landscapes, including the Rwenzori Mountains, Lake Victoria, and the lush green hills of the park itself. There are plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife along the way, and the journey is sure to be an unforgettable experience. There are numerous attractions along the way that are worth stopping to see, and the journey itself is an adventure in its own right. You will have breakfast early in the morning as its a long way from Kampala to Bwindi National Park. You will indeed enjoy this scenic ride. You will stop at the Equator. Uganda is one of the few countries around the world where the equator runs through it. You will have lunch at the Mbarara. It is the second largest city in Uganda after Kampala. Then, the journey will continue and you will arrive the Bwindi National Park Headquarters at evening where you will check in your lodge. Dinner will be served shortly. Be sure to take some rest and have a good night sleep as you had a long tiresome day. Also the day ahead is tiring, so take some good rest.

Gorilla trekking is an exciting and unique way to experience the country's wildlife up close. Uganda is home to about half of the world's mountain gorillas, and tracking these magnificent animals is a popular activity for tourists. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is the primary organization responsible for managing the activity. When you go gorilla tracking, you'll be accompanied by a UWA guide who will lead you through the forest. The goal is to find a group of gorillas that are habituated to humans, which means they are used to seeing people and are not afraid of them. Habituated gorilla groups are located in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga Gorilla National Park. Tracking gorillas is a physically demanding activity, as it involves hiking through dense forest vegetation. However, it is an incredibly rewarding experience, and you're sure to have memories that will last a lifetime. Therefore, get ready for a really exciting day in the forest. Be sure to carry water bottles and some snacks with you as its not going to be easy to track the Gorillas The group will be accompanied by a UWA guide and will trek through the forest in search of the gorillas. This is an amazing experience as the gorillas are very shy animals and it is not easy to spot them. Once you have found the gorillas, you will be able to watch them and take photographs. This is a once in a lifetime experience and something that everyone should do at least once. The time spent in this activity is variable but its going to take around 6 to 8 hours. After the Gorilla tracking, you will return to your lodge for dinner and overnight. Your 6 days Uganda Safari adventure will continue tomorrow...

Queen Elizabeth Park is known for its abundant wildlife, including lions, elephants, and leopards. The park is located in the west of the country and covers an area of almost 2,000 square miles. It is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, and hippos. There are also a number of different activities that visitors can enjoy, such as game drives, boat trips, and hikes. After having your breakfast, your journey towards the park will begin. The drive from Bwindi to Queen Elizabeth National Park takes you through the town of Ishasha, where you can see the iconic tree-climbing lions. Be sure to keep your camera handy as you never know when you'll spot one of these big cats! Continuing on from Ishasha, you'll enter Queen Elizabeth National Park around evening. The park is huge, so you'll want to plan which areas you want to explore in advance. Many visitors opt to go on safari drives or walks, where they can see the wildlife up close. You can also enjoy an evening game drive where you will see various animals. No matter how you choose to spend your time in Queen Elizabeth National Park, you're sure to have an unforgettable Uganda safari experience.

Kyambura Gorge is a popular tourist destination for its wildlife and scenic views. The national park is home to several lions, elephants, and gorillas, making it a perfect spot for safari-goers. Kyambura Gorge also offers several hiking trails with breath-taking views of the surrounding landscape. Well, after your breakfast, you will head towards Kyambura Gorge. The wildlife of this gorge is spectacular. The Chimpanzees of Kyambura Gorge are a fascinating and rare species. They can be observed for over two to three hours as they go about their daily lives, exploring the trees below them in search for food or just taking some time out from all that walking! You might also spot monkeys swinging through branches high up on these giant trees. There are many other animals here too such us birds baboons jackals leopards pythons vultures eagles falcons tigers lions rabbits oh yeah...and more!!! Then, you will return to your lodge and have lunch there. Now prepare yourself for a boat cruise on Kazinga Canal. One of the best ways to see Uganda's wildlife is by taking a cruise on the Kazinga Canal. The Kazinga Canal is a man-made waterway that connects Lake Edward and Lake George in Uganda. It is about 40 kilometers long and 2 meters deep. The canal was built in 1954 to help with transportation between the two lakes. But today, the Kazinga Canal is also a popular tourist destination, because it is home to a large number of wildlife. Many animals come to the canal to drink and bathe, so it is a great place to see them up close. During the cruise, you will see many different animals, including hippos, crocodiles, and elephants. You may even see the rare African leopard. You will return to your accommodation and have dinner there.