Thursday, December 01, 2011

Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP) -Uganda's Most Popular Game park - UGANDA

Tree climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth Park in Uganda tours  your spot. Also, buffalo, hippos and elephants like to be seen in this national park.



"Never Get Between a hippo and water" is the advice many travel books. In Queen Elizabeth National Park is a Difficult Task. Never seen so much together and hippos in the water on the banks.

Savannah park

Queen Elizabeth National Park is located in western Uganda at about 400 km from the capital Kampala. The park borders on Lake Edward and the Rwenzori mountains in the distance massive tower high above the clouds.



The savannah of Queen Elizabeth Park is the most famous park in Uganda, with 2.000 square kilometers and one of the Largest. Primarily attract travelers to the park Because of the many animals, tree climbing lions Include weird. These lions climb trees to sleep, while normal lion on the floor Remains. The Lions look thesis about reason for researchers not yet clear.

Reign of Terror
Before the reign of dictator Idi Amin in the 80s and the Subsequent civil war, many more animals lived in Queen Elizabeth National Park.



During the (civil) war, many animals driven away or killed for meat. Current policy is in Queen Elizabeth park's animal population to grow again.

Flapping ears

When you drive into the park you see a female Will Immediately elephant in the middle of the road. Smaller elephants stabbing the road, while the mother guard. The large animal flaps its ears, so red dust whirls Into the air. A perfect trip itinerary for such a wildlife trip is on this website :  www.ugandagorillatour.co.uk/4days-gorillas-wildlife.php where you combine both the gorilla trip and queen elizabeth safari



If the herd to the other side, it gets the big female elephant side and you can keep on driving.


You sleep in the tent camp Isasha in south park, close neighbor to the Congo. This isolated sector of Queen Elizabeth is the place where you can see the famous tree climbing lions.

Cruise on Kazinga Channel

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