Under taking one day safari to Lake Mburo national park in Uganda - Uganda Safaris News

mburo national parkLake Mburo is one of the shortest wildlife excursions travelers on Uganda safaris can full enjoy. The famous lake Mburo National Park is a compact gem, situated in the three district of Kiruhura, Isingiro and Mbarara district in western part of Uganda close to the highway that links Kampala Capital city to the different Parks of western Uganda. The park is Uganda’s smallest remarkable savannah national parks and situated just 240 kilometers from Uganda’s Capital city Kampala and 30 km by road east of Mbarara town.
Lying in area mainly covered with expansive acacia woodland, Mburo has remarkably diverse fauna compared to other parks and reserves in Uganda and hence the park deserves visit by each and every traveler planning for safaris in Uganda. Lake Mburo national park is the best protected area in the Uganda where visitor on Uganda safari tour can easily see the gigantic eland antelope, stunning zebra, plus the waterbuck animal species, Klipspringer and the rare topi, impala, and distinguished acacia species of birds. Besides the wild life, the five lakes located within the park attract large numbers of hippos, crocodiles and a variety of water birds; all these can be enjoyed when tourists on safari tour to Uganda under takes boat ride in the calm tranquil water of the lakes. While fringing swamps ac as best hiding ground for various papyrus specialists such as the rare sitatunga, unique antelope plus the red, black and yellow papyrus gonalek.
Lake Mburo is the nearest national park to Kampala and can be explored by visitors on Uganda safaris but with less time to spend in the country and the park also offers a refreshing stopover for travelers on Uganda safaris to various parks in western parks and reserves.
Taking safaris to Uganda’s Lake Mburo will enable visitors to travel and have stopover at Uganda Equator crossing Center in Kayabwe, here they will enjoy marvelous water experiences, visit the Africa art and craft shoes, do photo shooting, afterwards they will embark on their drive to Lake Mburo national park through the farmed hill sides and the wonderful range lands of Ankole which can be viewed along the way.
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