Kibale National Park holds the highest primate diversity of any protected area in East Africa, with thirteen species including a large, well-habituated chimpanzee community that gives Kibale a strong claim to being the best chimpanzee tracking destination on the continent.It's also a park where the accommodation landscape is more compact and more...
Entrance fees for Kibale National Park are the various fees set by the Uganda Wildlife Authority for one to be able to access the park and take part in the various activities in Kibale National Park, the primate capital of Uganda.Kibale National Park is a vast forested area in the western part of Uganda...
Low season discounted gorilla and chimpanzee permits in Uganda: Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has introduced the discounted gorilla trekking permits, offered during the low season months of April, May, and November. This update has been followed by a revised tariff that will be effective on 1st July 2026. The newly introduced low season permits are...
Chimpanzee tracking rules and regulations are basically principles that visitors must observe when interacting with chimpanzees. Rules and regulations have been set for chimpanzee tracking in Uganda to ensure the safety of chimpanzees and humans. The chimpanzee tracking rules, also referred to as guidelines, have been put in place to help control...
Chimpanzee tracking in Kibale offers a distinct opportunity for you to explore chimpanzees in their natural setting. Kibale National Park is inhabited by more than 1500 chimpanzees, which is the highest population of chimpanzees in Uganda. Kibale was officially declared as a National Park in 1995 mainly to protect the lush rainforest...
Chimpanzees rank among the captivating primates that attract most tourists to Uganda. To observe chimpanzees in Uganda, you must obtain a valid permit. With recent changes implemented, many wonder about the current cost of a chimpanzee permit in Uganda.Beyond price, we detail other essential aspects, such as securing a valid chimpanzee permit (for both tracking...
The Chimpanzee grooming experience during Chimpanzee tracking involves watching chimpanzees removing pieces of dirt, plants, dried skin, bugs and insects from the hair or body of another chimpanzee or off of themselves using their mouth, teeth or hands.
