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An incredible journey that takes you to the remote Kidepo Valley National Park in northeastern Uganda’s Katonga district is a wildlife safari in Kidepo National Park.
The national park is home to a variety of wildlife species, including lions, leopards, zebras, giraffes, elephants, buttaloes, cheetahs, hyenas, elands, bat eared fox, Cercal bushbucks, bush pigs, hunting dogs, black backed jackals, and various bird species, including ostrich, Karamoja Apalis and black breasted barbe.
After lunch, you’ll embark on an evening game drive that commences in the afternoon. You’ll drive to the Narus River, the only permanent water source in the park, where you can take stunning photographs and see lots of animals, including elephants, lions, reedbucks, oribi, Jackson’s hartebeest waterbucks, buffaloes, Uganda kots, and klipspringer, who will be drinking water there.
After breakfast, you will meet with your driving guide to embark on another morning game drive in the Kislepo National Park’s wildlife safari. This will offer you the chance to see creatures that you may have missed on the previous game drive.
On the game drive, you will stop at the Kanangorok hot spring, which is surrounded by solid rock and has boiling water that reaches temperatures of more than 50 degrees Celsius and flows at a rate of one liter per second.
The animals in the mountains engage with the visitors who come to pay tribute, give sacrifices, and seek blessings, among other things, while you are at the hot spring. You will drive to the lodge for lunch following the wildlife drive.
Visit a cultural site will offer you a chance to have lunch in the most standing out parts of the country while enjoying the scenes. Visit the Karamojong people in their community on a cultural trip, which you will do after lunch in the park.
The Karamojong are formidable pastoralist warriors who live on the Kenyan and southern Sudanese borders. You may see Karamojong tools like spears, rives, beads, and bows as well as Manyatta homesteads and learn about their society, in which males take as many brides as they can afford to pay dowry for.
Watch half-naked individuals covered in tribal markings, take in old tales, enjoy songs, dances, and music from different cultures, among other things. You will travel back to the lodge for supper and the night after the cultural tour.