Spanning the western arm of Uganda’s Great Rift Valley, Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most visited and most diverse wildlife haven. Known for its tree-climbing lions, scenic crater lakes, and boat cruises along the Kazinga Channel, this park offers an exciting blend of wildlife, landscapes, and culture in one iconic safari destination.

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Tree-Climbing Lions

Wild and Rare

Spot unique lions lounging in fig trees in the remote southern Ishasha region of the park.

Kazinga Channel

Boat Safari Paradise

Cruise between Lake Edward and Lake George with close-up views of hippos, elephants, and crocodiles.

Crater Lakes

Scenic Volcanic Views

Tour a chain of beautiful crater lakes set against the backdrop of the Rwenzori Mountains.

Birdwatching Tours

Avian Safari Haven

With over 600 species, Queen Elizabeth is among Africa’s top birding destinations all year round.

Queen Elizabeth tourist reviews

I’d never seen anything like it—boiling water in the middle of the jungle.

Grace T., Kenya

The hot springs were unforgettable!

Semuliki is quiet, less visited, and absolutely full of natural wonders. We loved the jungle walk.

Jonas B., Sweden

Peaceful and pure.

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Meeting the Batwa people was eye-opening and touching. True cultural immersion!

Leah K., New Zealand

Amazing cultural experience.

Semuliki gave us a different kind of safari. Raw, green, and refreshingly wild.

Derrick M., Uganda

A hidden gem.