The park houses the highest parts of the 120km long and 65km wide Rwenzori Mountain ranges that reach an altitude of 5,109m.

With a pristine and undisturbed African wilderness, the park has got some of the most unique sunsets, wildlife and landscapes.

The park is famous for its guided nature walks, hikes to the top of the mountain, caves that penetrate the great mountain.

Treat yourself to Chimp trekking, nocturnal game viewing, Sempaya hot spring visits, bird watching, boat safaris, and more.

This is Uganda’s smallest national park; bird watching can be done in different spot areas, on game drives, boat cruises and nature walks.

Popular activities in the park are primate trekking (mountain gorilla golden monkey) and bird watching but tourists can participate in hiking.

The park is more popular for housing the world’s most powerful falls, considered the main tourist attraction in the park.

Participate in the gorilla trekking, hike through the impenetrable forest in search of the endangered mountain gorilla with park rangers.

The park is known for its abundant wildlife, including Elephants, Buffaloes, Hippos, Crocodiles, Leopard, Chimpanzee and Lion.

It is home to over 13 primates species and therefore has a diversity of primates that is hardly seen anywhere else in Africa.