Mihingo Lodge-the only luxury Lodge to base while exploring Lake Mburo National park - Uganda Safari News

mihigo lodgeLake Mburo national park is one of Uganda’s smallest national parks situated next to the highway that links tourists on Uganda Safari tour to the unique tourists’ attractions of western Uganda. The famous park in western Uganda is home to the largest number of zebra species in Uganda, the highest concentration of leopard, Buffalo, warthog waterbuck, topi, and eland species as well as Reedbuck, bush pigs and around 350 bird species. The existence of varied wildlife and bird life in only 370kms of the park protected area makes the park safe place for tourists on wildlife safaris to Uganda.
In addition to the park’s being endowed with unique tourist’s attractions, the park is also surrounded by number of accommodation places which have the ability to handle the needs of visitors on wildlife safaris tour to Uganda. Among the accommodation places is Mihingo lodge which is the best, most peaceful and an exclusive lodge perfectly suited on the edges of the famous Lake Mburo National Park.
The luxury lodge has total number of ten rooms and these are permanently built on wooden platforms with stilts. The roofs of the lodge are covered by a thatched roof to offer visitors on Uganda safaris an experience of a typical African way of roofing.
The lodge’s luxury tented rooms are built on the Lodge’s private piece of land and these offer the guest on safaris and tours to Uganda the best opportunity to enjoy the serene tranquil environment in complete solitude. Situated in different settings, some rooms are positioned in a forest, some with a lake view, and some on rocky outcrops.
The lodge’s main dining area is a big thatched structure built and the wood of dead weathered olive trees and out of rocks, native grasses which were sourced on local land. Below the dining area, there is splendid swimming pool that is established to make the visitors Uganda safari tour a memorable safari.
Uganda Safaris/Uganda Safari News
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