KYAMBURA GAME LODGE; A TYPICAL BLEND WITH THE WILDERNESS

Kyambura game lodgeLocated at the boundary of the Uganda safari destination of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kyambura Game Lodge is a typical safari lodge that ultimately blends with the wilderness that surrounds it.
Queen Elizabeth National Park in the south west of Uganda is one of the commonly visited micro destinations by travelers on safaris in Uganda and as thus understanding accommodation that surrounds it is a positive step to offering these travelers the much needed information about the destination.
Kyambura Game Lodge overlook the a deep gorge below and distant escarpments not forgetting the views of Rwenzori Mountains and the rolling savannah that mark the Albertine rift flats thus presenting and ideal relaxing environment for travelers that would prefer a less spoilt atmosphere.
The accommodation at Kyambura Game lodge is offered in seven (7) well designed luxury cottages that are grass thatched en suite with showers and bath tubs overlooking the park, fitted with a wooden private balcony, 220v electricity inside the cottage and a private environ that apart from the next cottage thus presenting travelers on Uganda safaris and tours a total private atmosphere which is a typical characteristic of a luxury safari lodge.
The cottages feature environmentally friendly materials that have been crafted by the local artisans and crafts men with considerable dexterity which they have gathered for centuries past when building their traditional huts. Kyambura Game Lodge also features a swimming pool that is suitable to the at times high temperatures that mark the area and the travelers can always make a swim after a rewarding wild game viewing in the park.
The camp fire fully set with the possibility the Banyaruguru dance troupe make the stay at Kyambura Game Lodge a memorable encounter and a close touch with nature and culture which is a unique factor that most travelers are always in quest of.
The lodge features a restaurant, bar and a reception area and its Kitchen is fully set to handle domestic and International Cuisine meal orders. The staff is very friendly and set to serve according to your interests. This combines to make Kyambura Game Lodge worth of stay while on a safari to Uganda.

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