The valley of apes; a mysteric gorge of kyambura beyond the ordinary – Uganda safari news

kyambura gorge in uganda
The Kyambura Gorge lying in the eastern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park which is the most popular Uganda safari destination is one of the remarkable natural wonders that are indeed beyond the ordinary. Popularly referred to as the Valley of Apes, the mysteric Kyambura Gorge is 100 meter deep gorge with lush mature tropical forest cover that surprisingly lie beneath the sea level.
The Kyambura Gorge has increasingly gained momentum in the hearts of travelers that under rate safaris in Uganda as a result of this challenging chimpanzee trekking experience and the nature of the terrain itself. Drained by River Kyambura on the gorge floor along with impressive steep slopes, Kyambura has positioned its self to offer the remarkable experience that is beyond the ordinary. This setting generates amazing sceneries that derive a great experience for travelers on Uganda safaris and tours.
With its lush tropical forest cover, the gorge supports populations of Chimpanzees that are always encountered on chimpanzee trekking safaris and tours in Uganda. Most of the time, the Kyambura gorge is visited as an extension of the trip in Queen Elizabeth National Park which is mostly focused on would game viewing. Travelers that undertake 3 days Uganda Wildlife safari to Queen Elizabeth hardly miss out on extending to Kyambura gorge.
Descending down and ascending up the gorge slopes is an amazing experience of its own. It presents a perfect challenge in the virgin wilderness that gives you a touch of a typical African experience. This combine to make the gorge dubbed the valley of Apes worth encountering on Uganda safari tours.
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