The community visited by trackers in Kibale National Park is the most in Uganda and sightings can be excellent. Primate diversity in the park is the highest in East Africa, with 13 species identified. , , , and are all regularly observed. primates include and three different species of .
Wildlife Highlights
Kibale is one of only five places where has been recorded, and it supports the world’s largest population of this endangered monkey. It is also an important stronghold for the . Other seldom-seen forest dwellers include , , , , , , and Weyns’s duiker. are probably resident and might occasionally venture across from Queen Elizabeth National Park. Smaller forest carnivores include and golden cat.
Best Time for Wildlife Viewing
The driest months of January, February, June and July are best for . May and December are also good. The park stays open throughout the year, however, and the success rate is almost as high in other months. In heavy rain, the trails might be difficult to walk and the overall experience might be compromised.
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