Kibale National Park

is widely regarded as the primate capital of the world. Located in western Uganda, it contains one of the most beautiful and varied tracts of tropical forest in the country.

Chimpanzee Tracking: The park is most famous for its thriving population of approximately 1,500 chimpanzees, offering some of the best opportunities for tracking and habituation experiences.
Unrivaled Primate Diversity: Beyond chimpanzees, the park is home to 12 other primate species, including the endangered red colobus monkey and the rare L’Hoest’s monkey.
Tropical Forest Ecology: The ecosystem supports over 350 species of trees and a high density of forest elephants, leopards, and several hundred bird species.