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Ntinda Complex, Block A, Third Floor
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The True African Wilderness

KidepoVALLEY National Park

Highlights: Game viewing, wilderness Scenery

Uganda’s finest wilderness lies in the farthest corner of wild Karamoja. Elephants, Buffaloes, Lions, Giraffes, Zebras, Elands, Hartebeests, Hyenas, and Cheetah (etc) roam rolling grasslands that extend in all directions towards distant mountain ranges.

Conservation Importance

Rare endemic regional and globally threatened species of wildlife

These include; the Ostrich, Eland, Roan Antelope, Greater and Lesser Kudu, Dikdik, African wild dog, Leopard, Bat-eared fox, Stripped Hyena, Aardwolf, Caracal and Cheetah. The Beisa Oryx, Roan Antelope and the Bright Gazelle have been greatly reduced in number through poaching

Tourist Attraction

Narus Valley and the seasonal Kidepo River lined with borassus palms and acacia trees

The Narus Valley is a major source of water and pasture for grazers and a hunting ground for carnivores. Here, You can see Elephants, Zebras, Giraffes, Eland, Buffaloes, Hyenas and Lions. Special birds in the park include the Ostrich, Kori Bustard, Karamoja Apalis, Verreaux’s Eagle, Pygmy Falcon & the Egyptian Vulture. The seasonal Kidepo river is lined with a riverine “forest” of Borassus Palms and Acacia trees along a sand bed river. This is a prime spot for Dwarf Crocodiles. The park also boosts of atleast 80 species of mammals recorded, 28 of which are not known to appear in any other national park in Uganda as well as 486 bird species including the famous Ostrich.

Itinerary at a Glance:

Days Morning Afternoon Hotel/Lodge
01 Transfer to Kitgum En-oute Fugly’s Guest House
02 Transfer to KVNP Relaxation at the Lodge Apoka Bandas
03 Game Drive Safari Walk Apoka Bandas
04 Hot Spring Kidepo Valleys Visits Apoka Bandas
05 Transfer to Gulu Town En-oute Acholi Inn
06 Return to Entebbe En-route