Queen Elizabeth National Park
Uganda's most popular park, spanning volcanic craters, lakes, and the famous Kazinga Channel teeming with hippos.
Read MoreUganda's most popular park, spanning volcanic craters, lakes, and the famous Kazinga Channel teeming with hippos.
Read MoreOne of the world's largest man-made lakes, offering houseboat safaris, tiger fishing, and dramatic sunsets over drowned forests.
Read MoreUganda's most remote and spectacular park, a rugged semi-arid wilderness with wildlife found nowhere else in the country.
Read MoreThe largest medieval stone structures in sub-Saharan Africa — the ruins that gave Zimbabwe its name.
Read MoreThe primate capital of the world — home to 13 species of primates including the best chimpanzee trekking in Africa.
Read MoreUganda's most popular park, spanning volcanic craters, lakes, and the famous Kazinga Channel teeming with hippos.
Read MoreAncient granite hills with San rock art, one-third of the world's eagle population, and the best white rhino tracking in Zimbabwe.
Read MoreOne of the world's largest man-made lakes, offering houseboat safaris, tiger fishing, and dramatic sunsets over drowned forests.
Read MoreA UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Zambezi floodplain, renowned for walking safaris and canoe trips among wildlife.
Read MoreThe largest medieval stone structures in sub-Saharan Africa — the ruins that gave Zimbabwe its name.
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