Visitors to this green and verdant park can expect to see, hear, and even smell our closest living relatives in close proximity as they race through the trees overhead.
A large expanse of pristine forest and close to wetlands, Kibale is also home to an additional six primate species, forest elephants, and a huge variety of bird life. In fact, more than 370 species call the park’s trees and wetlands home.
Size: 795 square km.
Location: South-west of Uganda. Close to Fort Portal.
Best time: December - February, June - August. Dry season is better for trekking.
To Do: Chimpanzee trekking, bird watching, cultural tourism
Known for: Chimpanzee trekking.
