Discover the best top things to do in Western Region, Uganda including Katic Safaris, Rwenzori Moutains National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Waterfall Cruises - Murchison Falls, Nile Delta Cruises - Murchison Falls, Katwe Tourism Information Centre, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, Semuliki National Park.
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KATIC SAFARIS offers visitors amazing experiences. it is engulfed by Queen Elizabeth National Park and some 400KM away from Kampala in the western part of uganda. it is at a stone throw distance from Lake Edward, Lake munyanyange famous for flamingos and Katwe Salt Lake for the Natural Salt. we believe that, the world is a Novel and those who do not travel, read only one page of it.
4.5 based on 144 reviews
This mountainous area may be better known as the "Mountains of the Moon."
I did the 8 day trek with Magherita Peak, and the team was great. The guides are amazing! I recommend them
4.5 based on 626 reviews
Once you step in the park all your body parts will be open up It was a wonderful trip because we got what our interrest was.. Our interrest was to see the climbing lion and other wild animal And ofcourse we got it.. So it made everyone to get satisfied since we feed our interrest with what we wanted..! And also when we went to an afternoon boat ride, it again made it wonderful because we saw the Aquatic animals, Hippos, Crocodiles and other birds species on the shores of nile Murchison falls National park.. Its a life time, wildlife game safaris i would recommend anyone to go to.. And unwind him or her self.. With an Experienced guide called Mark dantee kiyimba Contact/ Whatsapp +256753616294/+256778616294
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Fabulous gorilla trekking experience. Great guides (employed by the national park) and wonderful to see these gentle giants in their natural habitat.
4.5 based on 248 reviews
Wild Frontiers does an awesome job with their cruises on the Nile. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Uganda’s nature is both stunning and scenic, gave us an opportunity, to witness the natural beauty in the endless plains in specific magnificent natural arenas of the world. We definitely enjoyed the vast mosaic of rolling savanna grasslands, visit to the most powerful waterfalls combined with Africa’s wilderness was exceptional, endless savanna, coming this close to nature was a vivid reminder as to why we have always been inspired by the untouched wild.
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Katwe Tourism Information Centre (KATIC, offers visitors amazing experiences. it is engulfed by Queen Elizabeth National Park and some 500KM away from Kampala in the western part of uganda. it is at a stone throw distance from Lake Edward, Lake munyanyange the bird's sanctuary and Katwe Salt Lake for the Natural Salt. we believe that, the world is a Novel and those who do not travel, read one page
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda's most popular national park. It is a good place for game viewing and boat rides.
We had 3days in the wilderness of Queen Elizabeth national park,was so great the most amazing thing is boats cruise with plentiful spices of birds, morning game drive for tree climbing lions in Ishasha sector down part of the the park was incredible: photography by: Andrea Fedrich
4.0 based on 250 reviews
The experience in lake Mburo National Park is far unique when compared to other National parks in Uganda.This is not because the park has different animals like gorillas and chimps, nooooo simply because human cattle graze together with wild animals. i was so amazed to see beautiful looking zebras eat on the same grass with cattle.The giraffes in this park are so amazing.The first national park from which i took a boat cruise and sported an African fish eagle for the first time. The experience in this park is soooo rewarding.
4.0 based on 36 reviews
Went there 5 times during 2019. You need a guide, and they are such an asset. You can just walk to the 2 hot springs and cook food and return or be a bit more adventurous. The hot springs are great to see hot water bubbling up and steam rising from the pools. Often too hot when temperature over 30'C. If you're more interested in trees, insects, butterlies, birds or monkeys then it is heading off for several hours into the jungle with a guide. It's great, that is why I went back so often. If you're interested in particular animals etc try and ring a few days before arrival to get a guide who is better in what you want to see. I commonly saw numerous trees, 12 types of butterly, 3 types on monkey, 30+ types of tree and 40+ types of birds. Weather often very hot. Several trips I thought I needed beach wear for the heat, but a burka and wellies for the insects! A compromise was trainers with long trousers tucked into my socks (though wellies would have been better), sun hat, sun screen, water, binocular/camera were well used. A great atmosphere walking through a big forest, you could easily imagine yourself being an intrepid explorer. The last 3 months part of the jungle was flooded, which was bad to the trees and animals.
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