In the western arm of the Great East African Rift Valley, is centred around Lake Edward and Lake George. The launch trip along the Kazinga Channel is especially good for viewing hippo, buffalo, elephant and a vast array of birds. Around Ishasha go on the hunt for the famous tree-climbing lions which lounge nonchalantly on old fig trees. The beautiful steeply forested Kyambura Gorge nearby, is home not only to chimpanzees but also the red-tailed monkey, black and white colobus and many bird species.

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Tourist Activities and attractions at Queen Elizabeth National Park

Game Drives
This is the act of driving through the park for the purpose of viewing animals. It is best done in the early morning and late afternoon hours. Q.E.N.P provides well-maintained tracks, which give visitors access to the park's game. The tracks pass through the mating grounds of the great Uganda Kob. The allegorical giant forest hog is seen moving around the bush. See the hungry lions looking for prey. In hot days, Elephants make their way down to the water while bush backs and buffaloes can be found on the channel track and juxtaposed circumference. The out standing panorama along the crater track brings you to a volcanic craters at the foothills of the misty mountains of the moon, of course The mighty Mt. Rwenzori.

Nature Walks In Maramagambo Forest
Marvel waits! A diversity of long to short guided nature walks are offered at the mighty Queen's park.. Observe the pythons in the ostracism of the bat caves floor and their prey the bats. This bat's cave is near the picturesque blue lake and hunter' cave. Other trails lead you to the hear t of the surrounding craters and habitats to some primates like the Chimp and many forest birds.

A Nature Walk To The Kyambura Wild Life Reserve
This is found in the eastern part of the protected area and supports similar mammals to the rest of the park.

It ha three saline crater lakes, which attracts a large n umber of flamingoes- not found anywhere else in Uganda. The steep Kyambura gorge, formed by the turbulent waters of the roaring Kyambura River, provides a luxuriant riverine forest, home to chimps. Black and white colobus monkeys, olive baboons and other primates as well as plenty of forest birds. Lions snakes and many others. Visit the gorge with a great opportunity to see chimps in their natural habitat.

The Launch Cruise
A boat trip along the hippo crowded banks of kazinga channel gives visitors a unique unmatched wild life experience. Crocodile have become a common sight and occasionally a common leopard may be seen. Many buffaloes rest in the water while the big herds of elephants enjoy themselves drinking and playing along the channel banks. See the Hippos and surrounded by vast numbers of migrants and resident birds, the boat put one, right in the hearts of nature.

Visit Ishasha
The true pearl of southern part of the park! See the tree climbing lions a on the large fig tree.
See the Topi, Uganda Kob and Buffaloes graze in the acacia studded savannah.

Visit The Traditional Salt
See the way the salt ore looks like since the 14 century, salt has been mined by traditional method s and it is still in use today. Check how the salt mine have been sub divided and distributed to various tribes in Uganda. Your guide will explain to you the cultural strings attached to the salt mines, so interesting.