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Kibale National Park, located in western Uganda, is often referred to as the “primate capital of the world,” offering an exceptional opportunity to encounter a diverse range of primates. The park is home to over 13 species of primates, including the endangered chimpanzee, which is the star attraction for visitors. Kibale’s lush, tropical rainforest provides a perfect habitat for chimpanzees, along with other primates like the red colobus, black-and-white colobus and the rare Uganda mangabey. Guided chimpanzee trekking allows visitors to observe these intelligent creatures in their natural environment, offering an unforgettable wildlife experience.
In addition to its primates, Kibale National Park is rich in biodiversity, with over 300 bird species, numerous mammals and diverse plant life. The park’s network of trails and the surrounding wetlands, including the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary, provide excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature walks. Kibale’s stunning scenery, characterized by dense forests, clear-water lakes, and rolling hills, makes it a beautiful destination for hiking and exploration. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, birdwatcher, or nature lover, Kibale offers a unique and enriching adventure in one of Uganda’s most scenic and ecologically significant parks.
