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Budget accommodation in Queen Elizabeth National park
Queen Elizabeth national park is situated in south western Uganda and it is the second largest national park after Murchison fall national park which is the largest. Queen Elizabeth national park is one of the top tourism destinations that are visited by a number of travelers looking for Uganda wildlife safaris, the park is blessed by a lot of unique natural attraction that makes a lot of travelers to come and visit the protected area.
The activities and attractions in Queen Elizabeth national park are endless however; they can be properly arranged and organized together by the Uganda safari experts so as to make the visit to national park an exceptional adventure in the wildness.
Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda safaris activities
There is a lot of fascinating and exceptional activities that travelers can engage in on a Uganda safari. These are alternatively done in different sectors of the park that is covered with the savannah grassland, woodland and forest vegetation, the fresh water bodies of kazinga channel, the crater lakes which favors the different attractions and activities in Queen Elizabeth national park. Some of the tourism attractions and activities include:
Chimpanzee trekking in kyambura wildlife reserve and maramagambo forest, these are sectors that are known as home to a lot of primate animals however there are high chances of viewing other wildlife animals besides the primates. Chimpanzee trekking in Uganda is one of the great activities that travelers enjoy on Uganda safaris that offer a lot of incredible unforgettable memories about the pearl of Africa. Other primates and wildlife that can be seen on Uganda safaris include the red tailed monkeys, blue monkeys, the olive baboons, the white and black colobus monkeys, the grey cheeked mangabey, L’Hoest’s monkeys, wildlife animals like the elephants, the African caped buffaloes, the Uganda kobs, zebra, waterbucks, bushbucks, antelopes that gather to kyambura river to drink water especially during the dry season.
There is a lot budget accommodation lodges that are close to the section of the park that travelers can stay in so as to enjoy chimpanzee trekking adventures such as Pumba safari cottages, Mweya hostel and cottages among others.
Wildlife viewing in Queen Elizabeth national park is another great adventure activity that travelers prefer doing when they visit the park, there are a lot of wildlife animals to enjoy viewing while a Uganda wildlife safari such as such the tree climbing lions in Ishasha sector, the large population of elephants, the African cape buffaloes in herds, leopards, the hippos and antelopes, zebras, mongonzi, the Oribis, the bushbucks and water bucks among others. Majority animals can be spotted on the Ishasha sector, Mweya peninsular, kazinga channel, kyambura wild reserve among other places. The budget accommodations that be used to access the different sectors with the wildlife animals include; river Ishasha safari lodge in the Ishasha sector, tembo safari lodge that is close to kazinga channel among others.
Boat cruise ride on kazinga channel, boat ride on kazinga channel will give travelers an opportunity to view a lot of aquatic wildlife animals such as hippos, the a lot of wildlife birds, elephants, the crocodiles among others. Some of the budget accommodation that is close to kazinga channel includes tembo safari lodge, Mweya hostels and cottages among others.
Bird watching experience in Queen Elizabeth, the park is known as a birder spot destination with a wide variety of bird species in the jungle that can be spotted in different sectors of the park such as kyambura gorge forest, in the Ishasha sector, on kazinga channel in Mweya peninsular. The budget Accommodation facilities that travelers can use while on bird watching safari include simba safari lodge, Mweya hostels and cottages, kazinga channel view resort , Pumba safari lodge , river Ishasha safari lodge among others.