Your Uganda Safari Experience Starts Here
Rwenzori National Park in western Uganda is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its glaciers, waterfalls, alpine forests, and vibrant high-altitude flora—all just kilometers from the equator. The park is home to Africa’s third-highest peak, Mt. Stanley (5,109m), and the highest source of the River Nile.
These misty peaks shelter over 70 mammal species, including chimpanzees, forest elephants, buffaloes, and rare primates like L’Hoest’s monkey. Birders can spot 217 species, many endemic, including the Rwenzori Turaco. At lower elevations, bamboo forests and giant lobelias make this a true alpine wonderland.
Enjoy scenic treks through tropical rainforests and up to flower-filled alpine meadows.
Choose from 1-day hikes to 12-day climbs, including challenging ascents of Mt. Stanley.
Spot rare species like the long-eared owl, cinnamon-chested bee-eater & Rwenzori Turaco.
Visit the Bakonzo community, meet local healers, dancers, and artisans.
Marvel at the icy peaks and sparkling waterfalls tucked within the misty range.
