Home to endangered mountain gorillas, this UNESCO World Heritage forest offers dense rainforest trekking and close encounters with gorillas. Gorilla permits are required and should be booked well in advance. The park is also rich in birds, primates, and scenic landscapes.

Part of the Virunga Conservation Area, Mgahinga features mountain gorillas, golden monkeys, and volcanic landscapes. Activities include gorilla trekking, cultural experiences with Batwa communities, and hiking the volcanic peaks. Gorilla permits are required.

Known for tree-climbing lions, elephants, hippos, and over 600 bird species. Visitors can enjoy game drives, boat cruises on the Kazinga Channel, and guided nature walks. No special permits are required for general park access.

Famous for the powerful Murchison Falls where the Nile squeezes through a narrow gorge. The park offers Big Five viewing, boat safaris, hiking to the falls, and rich birdlife. Permits are managed by UWA for protected areas.

Known as Africa’s primate capital, Kibale offers chimpanzee tracking and over 13 primate species. Guided treks require permits, and visitors can also enjoy forest walks, birdwatching, and local cultural interactions.

Features hot springs, birdlife, and rich flora. Visitors can also engage with local Batwa communities and learn about traditional practices. Access is via UWA-managed permits for specific activities.

UNESCO World Heritage site with snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and trekking routes. Visitors can experience hiking adventures and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Permits are required for guided mountain hikes.

Home to zebras, hippos, buffalo, and a variety of antelopes. Activities include nature walks, boat rides, and horseback safaris. Accessible with standard park entry permits.

Remote savannah park with predators, elephants, and authentic cultural experiences with local communities. Offers game drives, guided walks, and birdwatching. Permits are required for park entry and certain activities.