Kibale National Park
Africa’s Primate Paradise
Location: Western Uganda – Kabarole and Kamwenge Districts
Kibale is a lush emerald realm known for its unforgettable chimpanzee tracking adventures. Set at elevations of 1,100 to 1,600 meters (3,609–5,249 feet), it harbors 13 primate species and over 370 bird species. Combine wildlife viewing with nature walks and cultural experiences, and you’ll understand why Kibale is Uganda’s crown jewel of primate tourism.
Activities
Chimpanzee Tracking
Accompanied by rangers, visitors follow chimps in the wild, observing their social behavior, feeding, grooming, and vocalizations—an emotional and educational experience.
Primate Walks
Encounter other primates like red-tailed monkeys, black-and-white colobus, and blue monkeys during guided forest walks.
Bigodi Wetland Walk
A community-run eco-tour through a swamp forest rich in birds, monkeys, butterflies, and medicinal plants. It's also a way to support local conservation.
Bird Watching
Over 370 species thrive here, including rare birds like the African pitta and the great blue turaco.
Hand-picked Kibale National Park Trips
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- Guided trip and includes Gorilla tracking
- Perfect for individuals who love nature and adventure.
- Guided with local experienced guides
- Perfect for individuals who love nature and adventure.
- Guided with local experienced guides
- Perfect for individuals who love nature and adventure.