Chimpanzee Tracking on Uganda safaris-Uganda safari News

ChKibaleChimpanzee tracking is one of the activities that have attracted many safaris to Uganda. This is an interesting activity where as tourists try the activity they observe many other animals like the buffaloes, giraffes, birds and so many other animals on lucky days. This attracts many visits to Uganda since it provides a unique experience.
Chimpanzee trekking is carried out mainly in the Kyambura wildlife reserve in Queen Elizabeth National Park and in Kibale national park where you can track the kanyanchu chimpanzees. These serve nice chimpanzee tracking sites which to tourists who enjoy tracking chimpanzees while on their Uganda safaris.
Chimpanzee trekking activity does not require a lot of energy to be carried out which makes this tracking simple for tourists on Uganda safari. The activity starts with briefing at 8:00am and stops at around 2:00pm. The activity takes 3 hours with the help of the game rangers. This is so interesting hence attracting more tour visits in Uganda.
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