Uganda's Exceptional National Parks Awarded Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2015.

trip advisorTrip Advisor is the globes biggest travel site on which travelers to different outstanding national parks and other exceptional destinations all over the world make reviews on their safari experiences. This world site has honored Five Ugandan exceptional national parks by recognizing them basing on their notable customer service, exceptional scenic beauty, diversified products as well as professional guiding and excellent porter services.
Perfectly shared by the three districts of Kanungu, Kisoro and Kabale on south western part of the country, Uganda’s gorilla destination of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, has won this award for the fifth time now.
The other astounding national parks awarded are Murchison Falls National Park –Uganda’s largest national park situated in the north western part of the country, Uganda’s primate Capital -Kibale Forest National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park famous for its adventurous Kazinga channel, unique tree climbing lions, Lake Mburo National Park-Uganda’s compact gem perfectly situated along the way which connects visitors on gorilla trekking safaris to Uganda’s Bwindi and Rwenzori Mountains National Park which is celebrating its first time award from Trip Advisor.
According to Jossy Muhangi, the UWA Public Relations Manager, the Ugandan national parks were lauded for their cleanliness, well-organized trails and tracks, vicinity to high standard hotels and other lodging facilities and services, high level of professionalism practiced by the staff and unmatched quality customer care among others. Muhangi added that one of the reviewers for Bwindi Impenetrable national Park prized the knowledgeable staff and extremely helpful potters.
Another traveler remarked, “Hiking the hilly forested areas of Bwindi when searching for the mountain gorillas is a bit hectic but highly life changing experience.” Others seemed to concur with others that mountain gorilla trekking gorillas in Bwindi is a special experience of its own.
Reviewers were delighted by diversified tourism products such as hiking to the Top of falls Trail in Murchison Falls National Park which rewards tourists fascinating viewing points for the great water- falls as the Nile plunges into a forty meter abyss at a narrow gorge.
Reviewers also noted the scenic sceneries and the peaks of the precious Rwenzoris, the untouched natural environment in Kibale forest while trekking the chimpanzees on forest trails of Kibale, the scenic landscape of Queen Elizabeth National Park and Lake Mburo extensive grasslands vegetation alive with enormous mammal and bird species.
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