Tourists are eagerly flocking to our Savannah National Parks during the Open Parks Day celebration to experience the stunning wilderness of Uganda.

Visitors from both within Uganda and across East Africa are enjoying the natural beauty at:

Lake Mburo National Park – Known as the Whispers of the Wild, this park offers a peaceful environment filled with the sounds of nature, providing unique opportunities such as walking safaris and tranquil encounters with wildlife.

Queen Elizabeth National Park – Described as a Medley of Wonders, this park boasts an incredible variety of wildlife, diverse landscapes, and rich vegetation, creating a spectacular and varied experience for all visitors.

Murchison Falls National Park – Home to the world’s most powerful waterfall, visitors can feel the intense force and dramatic vibrations of the water, offering an unforgettable experience unlike any other.

Kidepo Valley National Park – Representing classic African wilderness, this remote park offers an authentic safari experience away from the crowds, where culture and conservation come together amid breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Pian Upe – Situated between Kidepo Valley and Mount Elgon National Parks, Pian Upe is a hidden treasure ideal for game drives, bird watching, nature walks, and cultural interactions with local communities.

On the first day, Lake Mburo, Queen Elizabeth, and Murchison Falls National Parks welcomed over 2,000 visitors who enjoyed a variety of activities including game drives, boat cruises, nature walks, and hiking to the top of Murchison Falls, among others.

The Open Park Days remain open till 27^th. September on World Tourism Day, where Uganda joins the rest of the world to mark the day under the theme: “Tourism and Sustainable Transformation”, emphasizing reshaping the travel sector for equity, resilience, and sustainability.