Chimpanzee tracking Kibale

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Kampala City – Kibale forest National Park.

On this 3 days Safari for chimpanzee tracking in kibale, you will have your breakfast and depart at 08:00am to Kibale forest National Park passing via Mityana – Mubende road. Driving with your guide to Kibale forest National Park you will arrive in late hours of the afternoon to checking into your hotel (if you are to stay in Fort portal town which is 33km away from the park) then a nature walk/drive to the Amabere Nyinamwiru site for water falls and crater lakes, return for dinner and overnight

HOTEL / LODGES OPTIONS: Kyaninga or Ndali Lodge (Luxury Option) FB / Primate Lodge or Mountains of the Moon Hotel (Medium option) FB /Chimpanzee Guest House or Rwenzori Travelers inn (Budget Option) BB

Day 2: Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale forest National Park & Bigodi

Early morning at 07:15am (if you are to stay in Fort portal town then breakfast is at 06:00am) you will have breakfast then leave to Kibale forest National Park headquarters for a briefing, before you enter in this beautiful forest for chimpanzee tracking that will also including other primates like the L’hoestes, Colobus, Blue, Red-tailed monkey and grey cheeked Mangabey swinging through the dense forest and several bird species, butterflies and many small insects, that can be spotted before you return back for your lunch. Later, you will have an opportunity to reach Biggodi for a swamp walk, the area is run by the community as away to preserve and save animals in the Kibale forest, You shall then return for dinner and overnight

Day 3:Kibale forest National Park – Kampala city or Entebbe International Airport

After your breakfast at 08:00am, an optional short tour in Fort portal City cultural sites If you still have time in the day, a brief visit to the Tooro Kingdoms palace, built on top of the hill attracting views of the Rwenzori ranges and Fort portal town, proceed then to Kampala via Mubende with a lunch stop enroute before arriving to Kampala if you are staying here or transfer to catch your flight back home.

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Facts About Uganda

Containing half the population of mountain gorillas in the world, Uganda is the ideal country for tourists interested in these animals. Even though Uganda is best known for its gorillas, it also has other interesting wildlife. Uganda is also home to 11% of the world’s bird population.