National Reserves in Uganda

National Reserves in Uganda are some of the best areas that are great and generously exciting to visit in all the areas in Uganda. National reserves are the most popular areas in Uganda and regardless of the locals they are found in national reserves give a splendid kind of tourism on a Uganda safari that no other place can offer and that is why they are the most visited of all.

National reserves on a Uganda safari should be ones first choice of tourism in all aspects of Uganda’s nature visit get the chance to sight different animals and all sorts of flora and fauna in the country that is full of excitement fun and entertainment.

Uganda safari offers you the best season of joy through these lovely destinations of venture in the different nature reserves in Uganda and you get to see some of the top animals that are found in these areas which also give a beautiful sense of nature.

Some of the different kinds of animals found in these national reserves include the Uganda’s big five and some other attritional animals that are also found in the different areas of the reserves and as well stunning and remarkably beautiful.

Reserves in Uganda

they are 12 major reserves in Uganda that are the biggest source of tourism in Uganda as a country that is full of beauty and nature and these reserves are located in different areas and they are these below;

Ajai wildlife reserve
Bokora wildlife reserve
Bugungu wildlife reserve
Kabwoya wildlife reserve
Karuma wildlife reserve
Katonga wildlife reserve
Kigezi wildlife reserve
Kyambura wildlife reserve
East Madi wildlife reserve
Matheniko wildlife reserve
Pian Upe wildlife reserve
Toro-Semiliki wildlife reserve
Elephants

Some animals found in the reserves

here is a list of some of the lovely, stunning and entertaining animals found in the different national reserves in Uganda that not even a young one should miss to see on a reserve drive in the earl of Africa as they have a beautiful tour in Uganda, be on a sure to spot some of these animals on your Uganda national reserve tour

Rothschild Giraffe in Uganda
Rhinoceros in Uganda
Red Colobus Monkey in Uganda
Chimpanzee in Uganda
African Elephant in Uganda
African Lion in Uganda
Panther in Uganda
African Wild Canine in Uganda
Mountain Gorilla in Uganda
Leopard
Golden Monkey
Rothschild Giraffe
Zebra
African Civet
Hippopotamus
Nile Crocodile
Sitatunga
Vervet Monkey
Impala
Warthog (Pumba)
Black and White Colobus monkey
Bush buck
Eland
Uganda Kob
L’Hoest Monkey
Cheetah
Grey Cheeked Mangabey
Baboon
Klipspringer
Jackal
Topi

Safari activities to do in national reserves

These are some of the fun activities one can do in these different national reserves of Uganda get to have the most thrilling fun of all in the area because these activities and lots more there is so much exciting moments to face on your Uganda national reserve tour.

Day Game drives.
Bird watching
Mountain and rock getting climbing
Social visits
Setting up camp fires
Night Drives
Walking Safaris
Cultural Engagement
‘Mokoro’ Canoe and Boat Safaris
Wildlife Research
Wildlife Interactions and Encounters
Hot Air Balloon on Safari
Horseback riding
Camelback riding
Quad Biking
Scuba
Bungee jumping
White water rafting
Eating local meals
Kayaking
Quad biking
Jet boat cruise ride
Sport fishing
Swimming in the source of the Nile
Trek to the Gorillas
Hike to See Chimpanzee
Party in the Capital
Eat a Rolex

What is the best time from visit’s perspective?

National reserves can be visited all through the year however the best chance to visit is in the dry times of December to January and June to September. Be that as it may, you will the save to yourself during stormy seasons; this is on the grounds that there are not many guests in this period.

What to pack for your Uganda national reserve tour

Whether a first-timer or weathered bonus traveller, your packing list must embrace fitting clothing (short and long sleeved shirts, fleece rain jacket, pair/s of shorts, safari pants), footwear (sandals for use around the Safari Lodge or Camp, hiking boots for mountain climbing, gorilla trekking, chimpanzee treks), basic first aid kit (anti-nausea tablets, anti-malarial tablets, pain killers, gauze, bandages and sunscreen), camera with extra memory space and batteries, travel documents (passport, visa, air ticket, yellow fever vaccination certificate), toiletries (wetwipes, hand sanitizer, toothpaste, deodorant, toothbrush, hair combs), backpack, warm sweater and pair of binoculars among others.

Other areas to visit after national reserves in Uganda

there are several other areas to visit in Uganda that also provide a great time on a Uganda safari adventure in Uganda and these include;

The Kidepo valley
Murchison Falls National Park
The Nshenyi Cultural village
Kibale National Park and Fort Portal
Lake Bunyonyi
Queen Elizabeth National Park
Igongo Cultural Village
Cultural experiences
Mountain Elgon park
mountain rwenzori
lake Mburo national park
lake victoria

Then in the central of Uganda as well there also so very many areas to sight as well as its known that Kampala is the capital city of Uganda it as well has a lot of fun fact points too such as:

The Gadhafi mosque
Kibuli Mosque
Bulange (the Buganda parliament building)
Lubiri Mengo (Kabaka’s palace)
The Kabaka’s Lake:
The Baha’i Temple
Uganda Martyrs Shrines in Namugongo
Namirembe Cathedral
Rubaga Cathedral
Jewish Synagogue and Community Uganda
Gurdwara Ramgarhia Sabha
Owino Market
Monuments in Kampala
Lake Victoria
Shopping Malls:
Restaurants and dine outs:
Cafeterias
Kampala Nightlife experience:
The parliament of Uganda Building:
Festivals
Mulago Hospital
Recreation Centers
Lugogo Show Grounds
Commonwealth War Veterans’ Cemetery in Nakawa
Sports Grounds

and as to the conclusion of your venture let Uganda safari give you the best time of rest in well protect accommodations in the different safe areas according to your budget because all these are available for your own interest and it as to your choice that you are taken to the best accommodation facility you may wish to have a stay in, Uganda safari and its well-trained guides are ready to take you through all the fun on your national reserve tour to Uganda.