Bwindi Impenetrable National Park Uganda;The park was gazetted in 1991 and declared a UNESCO national world heritage site in 1994 because of its varied ecological importance. Read More

Murchison Fall National Park;The now Murchison Falls National Park was first visited by the European explorers John Speke and James Grant in 1862 and thoroughly explored. Read More

Kibale National Park;This whole other world beyond the Savannas and arid plains was gazetted in 1932 though formally established in 1993 to protect a large area of a diverse tropical Read More

Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda;The national park formerly known as Kazinga national park by 1952 gained its current name by 1954 as a commemoration to a visit by Queen Elizabeth II. Read More

Kidepo Valley National Park;Africa just like you imagine though not common in the 21^st century only remained existent in this one Uganda safari tour destination. Read More

Lake Mburo National Park;After a man named Mburo who rubbished his brothers dream of an upcoming flood that eventually happened destroying his property. Read More

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park;The national park covers the norther slopes of the northmost Virunga Volcanoes of Mt. Muhavura, Mt. Mgahinga and Mt. Sabinyo where it derives its name.Read More

Mount Elgon National Park;The park is named after mountain Elgon, an extinct massive shield volcano where the park is located. Mountain Elgon is also known as “Masaba” by the Bagisu. Read More

Rwenzori Mountains National Park;The Rwenzori mountains formerly dubbed as the “Ruwenzori range” and wonderfully identified by the Alexandrine geographer Ptolemy in AD150. Read More

Semuliki National Park Uganda;Semuliki forest reserve was designated as an area of outstanding beauty in 1932 and later upgraded to a national park in October 1993, one of Uganda’s. Read More