Chimpanzee tracking excursions typically involve trekking through the forest alongside knowledgeable guides and a small group of fellow enthusiasts. The duration of the trek can vary, from a few hours to a full day, depending on the location of the chimpanzee families. Upon encountering the chimpanzees, visitors have the rare opportunity to observe these remarkable creatures in their natural environment, witnessing their social interactions, foraging behaviors, and familial bonds

While chimpanzees and gorillas often steal the spotlight, Uganda is also home to an impressive array of 18 other primate species. In Mgahinga, you can encounter the stunning golden monkeys, while Kibale Forest is home to 13 different species, including the lively red-tailed monkeys, the striking colobus monkeys, and the expressive blue monkeys.

Beyond the thrill of encountering chimpanzees, exploring Uganda’s national parks offers a deeper understanding of the delicate balance of ecosystems and the importance of conservation efforts. Join us on an unforgettable journey to witness the wonders of Uganda’s wildlife and create memories that will last a lifetime.