Murchison Falls

murchison and queen Elizabeth national parks have incredible wildlife that is comparable to no other in uganda.

Hi
In Murchison you are not only looking at the animals but also from where the name is derived from the Murchison falls to the animals we don't have the cheetah in this area though we do have all the rest of the mentioned Animals and as of Queen Elizabeth National Park well we don't have the cheetah or the Jackson heartbeats and the Zebras by the way the Zebras are not in MFNP as well but can be found in Lake Mburo National Park.
Thanks
Mike

MFNP offers everything you would expect of top class African destination. . A must- experience during a visit to Murchison falls national park is an 11km boat trip past all manner of great creatures and giant tamarind trees to the foot of the falls. Murchison is the largest of all national parks in Uganda (about 3,893sq.Km). It offers some of the spectacular scenery not found any where in Uganda. While there, participate in the Launch/boat cruise on the Victoria Nile, see the great enthralling game including the Crocodiles, Buffalos, Hippos, Leopards, Giraffes, Elephants, Lions and many more while on the game drives. Track baboons and monkeys in the Sambiya forest before returning to Kampala. You can also track Chimpanzees in Kaniyo Pabidi forest reserve in Murchison Falls National Park.
There is no Zebras and Cheatahs in Murchison Falls, but both can be spotted in Kidepo Valley National Park. Zebras can also be found in Lake Mburo National Park.

On the other side, Queen Elizabeth National Park. While in QENP, see the great game including Elephants, Lions, Buffalo, Hippos, Leopards among others. A must- experience during a visit to Queen Elizabeth is the three-hour launch cruise at the Kazinga channel past all manner of great creatures. Look out for the rare shoebill stork! Also track chimpanzees of Kyambura Gorge. There are no Giraffe, Cheatah and Zebras in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Thank you.
Micheal
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