Kibale National Park is a prominent protected area located in southwestern Uganda, covering an area of about 795 square kilometers (307 square miles). Established in 1993, the park is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and is particularly famous for its population of primates, making it a prime destination for wildlife enthusiasts and researchers.
HIGHLIGHTS
ICONIC ACTIVITIES
- Primate Diversity
- “Primate Capital of the World”
- Tropical Rainforest Ecosystem
- Birdwatcher’s Paradise
- Chimpanzee Habituation Experience
- Chimpanzee Tracking
- Chimpanzee Habituation Experience
- Guided Nature Walks
- Birdwatching
- Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary Visit
Animals to expect in the Kibale National Park
Chimpanzee
Kibale is famous for its chimpanzee population, and sightings are highly likely, especially during guided chimpanzee tracking or habituation experiences.
Red Colobus Monkeys
These striking primates are often seen swinging through the trees in groups. Kibale is home to a population of red colobus monkeys, and encounters with them are common.
Birds
Kibale is a paradise for birdwatchers, and you can expect to see a wide variety of bird species, including turacos, hornbills, cuckoos, and the elusive green-breasted pitta.
Forest Elephants
Though less common to spot, Kibale National Park is home to a population of forest elephants. They are elusive and tend to stay deep within the forest.
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