Day 1
Kampala
The day starts with a visit to the Uganda Museum, showcasing Uganda's cultural and natural history. Following that, explore the Kasubi Tombs, an important burial site for Buganda kings. Finally, the Ndere Cultural Centre provides an evening of lively performances that highlight the vibrancy of Ugandan culture.
Day 2
Kibale National Park
Start the day with chimpanzee tracking in Kibale National Park, known for its incredible biodiversity. Then, move on to the Bigodi Wetland Sanctuary for guided walks observing local wildlife. Finish off with a visit to the Amabere Caves, rich in geological formations and local legends.
Day 3
Kibale National Park
Begin the day with guided trekking through Kibale Forest, witnessing various primate species. The Sebitoli Forest Centre offers guided nature walks through lush landscapes, ideal for birdwatching. Finally, enjoy game drives at Rweteera Safari Park to observe wildlife in a more intimate setting.
Day 4
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Start with a boat safari on the Kazinga Channel, where you can spot hippos and diverse bird life. Then travel to the Ishasha sector to see the unique tree-climbing lions in their natural habitat. Finally, visit the Mweya Peninsula for game drives and breathtaking views of the Kazinga Channel.
Day 5
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Experience Kyambura Gorge through guided chimpanzee tracking tours. Then visit Katwe Salt Lake to learn about traditional salt mining practices and interact with the local community. End the day at the Rwenzori Art Centre, supporting local artists and exploring their cultural expressions.
Day 6
Bwindi Impenetrable National Park
Begin with unforgettable gorilla trekking in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, which requires permits and can vary in duration. Then engage with the rich culture of the Batwa people through storytelling and performances. End the day relaxing at the Bwindi Bar, a favored spot for travelers.
Day 7
Jinja
/Mukono
/Entebbe
(Kampala)
Start your day at Jinja, the source of the Nile, with options like white-water rafting or a scenic boat cruise. Visit Sezibwa Falls, a serene location with cultural significance. Finally, explore the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre to learn about wildlife conservation efforts in Uganda.