The kyambura game lodge in Queen Elizabeth national park

kyamburaKyambura game lodge positioned at the eastern boundary of the Uganda safari park of Queen Elizabeth stands as a luxury accommodation establishment presenting the typical wilderness atmosphere.
The Kyambura Game Lodge is put together by a range of natural materials ranging from wood to grass thatch that give a representation of the surrounding ecosystem allowing the travelers on safaris in Uganda to feel of the African savannah that mark the park and surround the lodge itself.
The lodge is positioned on a vantage point overlooking a gorge filled with open savannah grassland with scattered acacia Species and wet water points on the making it a darling for wildlife including the gigantic African elephants which is one of the big five animals highly sought after on the Uganda tour. The impressive physical feature of a deep valley is an extension of other great features that mark the Albertine rift valley.
The Kyambura game lodge presents accommodation in a range of 7 cottages that feature a luxury touch with local specially selected grass thatch fixed by expert craftsmen. The cottages are self-contained fitted with showers along with bath tubs that overlook the wilderness. They feature a wooden fitted balcony private to each cottage, 220v electricity in each cottage and a distance apart from each other which presents a great deal of privacy that is greatly required by the travelers on Uganda safaris and a typical characteristic of an up market lodge.
The lodge has a swimming pool which is very ideal considering the hot savannah environment that marks the rift valley floor and the shadows of the legendary Rwenzori Mountains. The guests relax in the soothing pool waters and the pool side after an enchanting game drive in the morning or a chimp trek in the magical Kyambura gorge.
The evening at the lodge is kept warm by the camp fire giving the real touch of an African night. The local people – the Banyaruguru have got impressive heritage that demonstrate in a range of aspects including the traditional performances; like dances and storytelling. These people are always around for the guests’ evening entertainment at the lodge which in turn makes the traveler’s memories on tour in Uganda beyond the ordinary
The Kyambura game lodge also features a restaurant with the capacity to serve both local and the cuisine of international level, well stocked bar that has all brands of wines and spirits and the remarkable hospitality staff that has expertise and dedication to offer great service.
The Lodge presents a good ground for the exploration of Queen Elizabeth National Park which is second largest National Park in the destination Uganda teaming with counts of wild game including the four of the popular big five headed by lions with Queen Elizabeth being unique to also possess tree climbing lions, African elephant, the Cape Buffaloes and the Leopard. The other species like the Uganda Kobs are widely spread in the park while its eastern extension of Kyambura gorge supports a myriad of Chimpanzees. The central area marked by Kazinga Channel is a habitat for great Hippo Concentration and the world’s second largest reptile – the Nile crocodile. Explore the magic of Queen Elizabeth while staying at Kyambura game lodge!

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