Queen Elizabeth National park located in south-western Uganda, is a home to a diversity of birds with over 550 species, creating the largest birders’ Paradise, of any protected area in Africa.

The park will soon have new luxury lodges due to the increase of visitors who require accommodation during their stay.
The 2 separate lodges are being constructed by Acacia safaris under the Managing Director Mrs. Tumusiime Connie and Brovad tours and Travel under the Managing Director Mr. Kiyimba Rashid.

The lodges will support the increasing demand for accommodation in the park, as visitor numbers sore in the country due to the development of the tourism sector.

Queen Elizabeth National park has a lake shore lines of the 2 main lakes George and Edward being channeled by the mighty Kazinga Channel congregate thousands of hippos, and makes a dwelling for Elephants, Lions, and Leopards, big herds of buffaloes, the Uganda Kob, and many others.

By Kisibo Jackie
Uganda Travel News