Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasenyi
Queen Elizabeth National Park
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1 Day
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Max People : 15
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Min Age: 6+
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Pickup: Airpot or Hotel
Description
Queen Elizabeth National Park is a vast savannah and wetland reserve in western Uganda, stretching across the Albertine Rift Valley between Lakes Edward and George. Renowned for its striking scenery and rich biodiversity, it is Uganda’s most visited national park and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Key Facts
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Established: 1952 (renamed in 1954 for Queen Elizabeth II)
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Area: 1,978 km²
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Location: Western Uganda (Kasese, Kamwenge, Bushenyi & Rukungiri Districts)
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Wildlife: 95 mammal species, 600 + bird species
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Elevation: 910 m – 1,350 m above sea level
Landscape and Ecosystems
The park’s terrain encompasses open savannah, tropical forests, crater lakes, and papyrus swamps set against the snowcapped Rwenzori Mountains. It lies along the equator, marked by twin monuments where the line crosses the park. The Kazinga Channel links its two major lakes, sustaining one of Africa’s highest concentrations of hippos.
Price Includes
Specialized bilingual guide
Entrance fees
Accomodation, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Transport, Activies and guide fees
Travel Styles
Nature & Adventure
Activities
Itinerary
Safaris feature dawn and dusk game drives across the Kasenyi Plains, boat cruises on the Kazinga Channel, chimpanzee tracking, and hot-air-balloon rides. Nature walks in Maramagambo Forest reveal bats, pythons, and forest birds, while the crater-lake drive and Katwe Salt Lake offer scenic and cultural insights into traditional salt mining.
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