4 Days Kidepo Valley wildlife safari

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May 30, 2023

Uganda Safaris

4 Days Kidepo Valley wildlife safari

Your 4 days wild safari takes you to Kidepo Valley National Park, Uganda’s most remote park, situated in the Karamoja region, in north-eastern Uganda. The park’s major attractions include; the Kidepo and Narus rivers, Mount Morungole, Kanangarok hot spring, the Narus and Kidepo valleys. The IK farmers, Karamojong, and Dodoth pastoralists, are also part of the park’s attractions. Game drives, birding excursions, hikes and nature walks, are some of the adventures to engage in while at the park

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Day 1: Travel to Kidepo Valley National Park – visit Nyero rock paintings en-route

Day 2: Game drive in Narus Valley – cultural encounter with the native Karamojong

Day 3: Hiking through the Lomej mountains – birding excursion in the park

Day 4: Encounter the Kanangarok Hot springs – return to Kampala – end of safari

Day 1: Travel to Kidepo Valley National Park – visit Nyero rock paintings en-route

Your wild safari begins when you set off for the remote north-eastern region – the location of Kidepo Valley National Park. You will visit the ancient Nyero rock paintings en-route. Once you arrive at the park, you will check in at a lodge of your choice. Because of its remote and distant location from the capital, you will reach the park in the late evening.

Day 2: Game drive in Narus Valley – cultural encounter with the native Karamojong

The day will begin with a game drive in the Narus Valley, a wildlife hub in Kidepo. You will spot several wildlife including; elephants, jackals, bushbucks, duikers, bush pigs, buffaloes, ostriches, leopards, and lions which are normally seen sitting on the valley’s massive rocks. Later in the afternoon, you will embark on cultural tour – a visit to the native Karamojong community.

Day 3: Hiking through the Lomej mountains – birding excursion in the park

The day will begin with a hiking excursion through the Lomej mountains. You will walk through the Narus Valley and meet the IK tribe. Later in the day, you will embark on a birding excursion at Apoka Rest Camp and the fringes of the Narus and Namamukweny valleys.

Day 4: Encounter the Kanangarok Hot springs – return to Kampala – end of safari

Before setting off on your journey back to Kampala, you will drive out to the extreme north of the park to explore Kanangarok, a tepid hot spring, and the most permanent source of water in the park. Your safari will end when your guide drops you at a location of your choice in Kampala.