Uganda National Park tour

Queen Elizabeth National Park is in Western Uganda Africa. The park was established in 1954. It has had a couple of name changes during its existance, although it returned to its original colonial name recently, having previously been called the Ruwenzori National Park for some time. These park covers an area of over 774 sq miles between Lake Edward and Lake George, around the Kasinge Channel connecting the two. The park has a wide variety of terrain, including volcanic craters, grassy plains and tropical forest
Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lodging.In the Mweya sector there are two lodges. The prime place is the Mweya Lodge or lodge at Albertine lodge and found it a very comfortable and friendly place.
Camping.The Ishasha river camp is a small yet idillic setting to stay over night. the campsite is surrounded by woods on three sides and the Ishasha river on the 4th. this river marks the border between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and is populated by Hippos and etc.

another Uganda National Park: Kabelaga National Park, Kidepo Valley National Park, Murchison Falls National Park, and Queen Elizabeth National Park.

National Park Safari

Safari Lodging or camping:

Murchison Falls National Park is in the north west of Uganda Africa. These park covers approximately 3840 sq km, and the River Nile passes through. Rabonga Forest in the south east has large populations of chimps and the Nile has a lot of hippos and crocs. Safari on Uganda National park see the Elephants, Rothschild's giraffe, cape buffalo, hartebeest, oribi, waterbuck, bushbuck, warthog, lion, leopard, hippo, nile crocodile, olive baboons, mongoose, honey badger, monitor lizards, birds and etc. Murchison Falls National Park: Part of the Albertine Rift. the White Nile flows through this park from east to west, before turning north when it contacts Lake Albert. Point of note is the spectacular Murchison Falls, where the Nile squeezes much of its water through a 7-meter wide cleft. Less know is the Uhuru Falls, adjacent to Murchison Falls.
Lodging

The Nile Safari Camp accessible through a very bumpy road is a luxury tent-style accommodation with spectacular service and wooden cabins overlooking the Nile River. Very quaint and rustic, but with 5-star service. Paraa Lodge located on the "animal-side" of the Nile River is a hotel boasting a colonial style and a very good food buffet. Simple and cheap'banda style' accommodation as well as camping can be found at Boomu Women's Group.
Camping in africa:

Red Chili Guest House is the cheapest option at Murchison Falls. The nearby village allows for local atmosphere and cheap local food. The best camping in Uganda (or just about anywhere else) can be had on the Nile Delta. Make arrangements at park headquarters and a guide will come watch over you while you spend a night on the savannah. Shine your flashlight out of your tent to see hundreds of buffalo eyes shining back at you, hear the lions roar and elephants passing....