Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Winding forest trails pave the way for trekkers to encounter rare and endangered mountain gorillas.
Queen Elizabeth National Park
A scenically diverse park where wildlife sightings include elephant, hippo, leopard, and the tree-climbing lion.
Kibale National Park
A tropical evergreen forest in western Uganda, offering some of the best chimpanzee trekking in Africa.
Murchison Falls National Park
The Victoria Nile plunges into thunderous Murchison Falls – a major highlight of Uganda’s largest park.
Mgahinga Gorilla National Park
Trekkers come face to face with both gorillas and golden monkeys in Uganda’s smallest national park.
Kidepo Valley National Park
One of Uganda’s most remote wilderness areas, known for its stunning landscape and big game viewing.
Lake Mburo National Park
Uganda’s smallest savanna park, home to a variety of wildlife, including leopard, buffalo and over 35 bird species.
Jinja
An adventure-seeker’s dream, Jinja boasts rapids that make for some of Africa’s finest white water rafting.
Entebbe
The gateway to safaris in Uganda. A quiet, friendly city on the shores of Lake Victoria.
Kampala
Uganda’s bustling capital has a rich history and plenty of restaurants, cafés, shops, and nightlife.

Towns & Cities in Uganda
Areas to Visit in Uganda
Uganda’s main cities and towns hug the colossal Lake Victoria, including its capital Kampala and major towns Entebbe and Jinja.
Located at the very north of the lake, Kampala has a prime position and is constantly expanding its reach along Lake Victoria – it is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Just south of the capital is Entebbe, the gateway to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest and Queen Elizabeth National Park. Set just east of Kampala is Jinja, famous as the historic source of the Nile river.





























