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Lake Mburo National Park2Days/1 Night
The park has about 313 different bird species including the rare Shoebill stork and White-winged Warbler. Other species to lookout for are; Crested Francolin, Emerald-spotted Wood Dove, Brown Parrot, Barefaced Go-away bird, Rednecked Spur, common Quails, Black-billed Barbet, Greenwood Hoopoe, Blue-napped Mousebird, Lilac-breasted Roller,African-grey Hornbill, Nubian Woodpecker, Trilling Cisticola a drive towards Rwonyo camp may reveal;.Coqui Francolin, Rednecked spurfowl, Black Bellied Bustard, Temminck’s Courser, African-wattled Plover Rufous napped and Flappet larks, Rufuos chested Swallow ,Yellow-throated Long claw and Southern Red Bishop. Rubanga forest offers a variety of conducive habitat for birds therefore a very attractive place for bird watchers with over 40 bird species recorded. The lake (which the park derives its name) is rich with a diversity of animal and plant species which can only be viewed clearly if you take a boat trip. The crocodiles, Hippopotamuses and birds like Pelicans, Black Crake, Heron, Cormorant, Fish Eagle. The lake also has six species of fish the common one being Tilapia (Oreoclcroomisleacosti) but others include lung fish, mud fish, Haplochromes. Using hooks you can spend some time catching fish, a shade is provided at the campsite to ensure maximum relaxation for you while at the lake. Nature trail offers you a chance to admire nature, you have the opportunity to walk in the circuit at your pace in company of an armed guide. The park has accommodation facilities there are tents at Rwonyo park headquarters, there are also three public campsites. A more luxury accommodation is provided at the Mantana Luxury Tented Camp and an upmarket place to stay is Mihingo Lodge. Day 1: Kampala – Lake Mburo Dinner and overnight at Mantana Tented Camp (Classic) or Rwoyo (Budget) Day 2:Nature Walk - Kampala After an early morning breakfast you will have a guided nature walk. A ranger guide takes you on foot to the bush. Lake Mburo is the only place in this part of Uganda where you can see zebra and Impala and it’s also the best place to see the African Eland, Africa’s largest antelope! Thereafter, we will leave for Kampala arriving in the early evening. Make your BOOKING |