Queen Elizabeth National Park is a magnificent safari destination located in the western region of Uganda in the districts of Rubirizi, Kamwenge, Rukungiri, and Kasese. Queen Elizabeth National Park encompasses an area of approximately 1,978 square kilometres. The park is a sanctuary for an abundance of biodiversity, including over 600 bird species and over 95 mammal species, including the well-known tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha sector. There are also elephants, leopards, buffaloes, waterbucks, Uganda kobs, hyenas, and topis.
Attractions in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
 Wildlife.
Queen Elizabeth national park is a natural sanctuary that provides visitors with the best opportunities to observe animal species. the Park is home to over 95 mammal species, 600 avian species, reptiles, insect species, and other species. The park is also home to more than 4,000 elephants and 2,000 bison, making them among the most magnificent animals in the world.
Tree Climbing Lions.
Climbing lions are relatively uncommon and enigmatic in East Africa. Both Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park and Tanzania’s Lake Manyara National Park are home to tree-climbing lions. The majority of tree-climbing lions inhabit the park’s Ishasha sector, which is located to the south of Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Kazinga Channel.
The most beautiful section of Kazinga Channel is frequently described as “heaven” by tourists. During the launch trip in Kazinga Channel, particularly during the dry season, the most dangerous wildlife of Queen Elizabeth National Park is accessible. Along the shores, there are also colonies of hippos, buffalo, crocodiles, and aquatic bird species.
Equator.
The equator passes through Queen Elizabeth National Park at zero degrees latitude and longitude. Numerous tourists pause to take photographs at the equator, and occasionally local children accompany them because it makes them happy. As a consequence, the equator has become the most popular safari attraction for the numerous tourists who visit Queen Elizabeth National Park.
Mweya Peninsula.
Queen Elizabeth National Park’s safari and tourism activities begin and end on the Mweya Peninsula. The complete Uganda safari excursion of the park begins here. This location provides breathtaking views of the park’s numerous features, including Katwe Bay and Lake Edward. A local gift shop sells mementos from Uganda safaris that will always remind you of your trip.
Bird Species.
In the Park, approximately 600 species of exquisite birds can be observed. These are incredibly alluring to many travelers, particularly avian enthusiasts. The park is home to over 600 species of birds, such as the African finfoot, Black-billed roller, caspain plover, Crab-plover, Great blue turaco, Great-winged robin-chat, Heuglin’s gull, and the African hobby. Other species include the collared pratincole, papyrus gonolek, pel’s fishing-owl, pink-backed pelican, white-winged tern, and spotted redshank.
Activities to do in Queen Elizabeth National Park.Â
Game Drives.
The ideal wildlife drives in Murchison Falls National Park allow visitors to experience the expansive savannah plains in an open safari vehicle with a knowledgeable guide. Queen Elizabeth National Park offers game excursions at three distinct times: in the morning, in the afternoon, and at night. In addition to the Mweya Peninsula, Ishasha Sector, and Kasenyi Plains, the park features a number of excellent wildlife observation areas. In addition, visitors can observe numerous animals, such as elephants, lions, leopards, hyenas, bushbucks, waterbucks, buffaloes, Uganda kobs, and others.
Bird Watching.
Bird viewing is the most well-known safari activity in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The park is home to over 600 distinct bird species, including those of the forest, lake, and savannah. The Katunguru Bridge Area, the Katwe Area, the Ishasha Sector, the Maramagambo Forest, the Kasenyi Area, the Lake Kikorongo Area, and the Mweya Peninsula are all excellent locations for bird watching within the park. During this time, bird observers can observe numerous species of birds, including the African Mourning Dove, Grey-headed Kingfisher, Pin-tailed Whydah, Pied Kingfisher, Martial Eagle, Open-billed Stork, Black-headed Gonolek, and Marabou Stork, among others.
Boat Cruise.
The boat excursion through Kazinga Channel in Queen Elizabeth National Park is a fascinating Uganda safari experience. Each session begins at 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., respectively, and lasts between two and three hours. On a safari, you can observe animals such as elephants and buffalo drinking from the water’s margin, as well as aquatic animals such as hippos and Nile crocodiles. At that time, water bird species such as fish eagles, cormorants, hornbills, African jacana, Kingfishers, pelicans, Egptian goose, and bee-eaters can be observed.
Chimpanzee Trekking.
Chimpanzee trekking is a thrilling safari activity that takes place in Kyambura Gorge. The activity begins early in the morning with a briefing on the guidelines for chimpanzee trekking safari. After the briefing, you enter the jungle to search for the chimpanzees, which can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 5 hours depending on their location and their current location as they search for sustenance. Once the chimpanzees are located, you will have one hour to observe them feeding, playing, mating, fighting, and mating in their natural habitat. In addition to observing their behavior while taking photographs and videos, you can learn about other species of primates, mammals, and birds.
Nature Walks.
With the assistance of knowledgeable safari guides, visitors to the Park can explore the park’s perimeter on foot, including areas where vehicles are prohibited. The park offers natural treks in a variety of locations, such as the Mweya Peninsula and the Kyambura Gorge. Here, visitors can observe and interact with an abundance of creatures, including buffalo, elephants, warthogs, Uganda kobs, colorful butterflies, sweet-sounding bird species, beautiful crater lakes, and diverse plant species.
In addition  cultural excursions, visits to crater lakes, lion tracking experiences, and other safari activities, Queen Elizabeth National Park offers these as well.