Uganda has several forests and national parks in which chimpanzees can be found and the park you visit will depend on the experience you are wanting – whether that is a chimpanzee tracking experience, or a chimpanzee habituation experience. Habituated chimpanzees mean that they are accustomed to human presence and will not run off when they sense or see humans.
In the southwestern corner of Uganda sits the most biologically diverse forests in Africa - Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The forest is part of the Rift Valley Mountains that stretch over three countries – Uganda, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo – and the most famous reason to visit this group of forests is to see the mountain gorillas.
Sitting on the equator in East Africa, Uganda is a country that is becoming increasingly popular to visit as it offers such as diverse experience in Africa. The country is bordered by six countries and apart from Rwanda, Uganda is relatively small compared to these neighbouring countries.
Katla and Orn travelled from Iceland to Tanzania to celebrate their honeymoon in style! They spent a couple of days on safari in the Selous Game Reserve and then flew over to Zanzibar to relax at the end.
