Kidepo Valley National Park

Kidepo Valley National Park is Uganda’s most remote National Park, nestled in the far North Eastern Corner of the country. Although it is located in the remote part of the country, Kidepo has one of the most dramatic wilderness (one of the most beautiful Parks in Africa), offering an authentic African safari experience off the beaten path during Uganda Wildlife safaris/ Uganda Safaris. Kidepo Valley National Park borders South Sudan and Kenya, encompassing  vast open plains, rugged mountain ranges, and local Karamojong Communities. Often described as Uganda’s hidden gem, Kidepo Valley National Park rewards adventurous travelers with raw beauty, exceptional wildlife encounters, and some of the most breathtaking scenery in East Africa During Uganda Holiday Safaris/ Uganda Wildlife safari Tours.

What makes Kidepo a unique destination?

The park’s striking landscape is shaped by sweeping savannahs, seasonal rivers, and the towering Morungole and Labwor Hills that form a dramatic backdrop to every game drive. Unlike many other Ugandan parks, Kidepo features wide open spaces just like those witnessed in award winning safari destinations in East Africa like Serengeti National Park & Masai Mara National Reserve.

Kidepo Valley National Reserve does not only match these destinations when it comes to sceneries but also rivals them when it comes to wildlife numbers with an impressive numbers of animals in the park, including, including lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, and large herds of antelope. Several species found here, such as cheetahs and ostriches, are rarely seen elsewhere in Uganda, adding to Kidepo’s unique appeal.

For bird lovers visiting Uganda, Kidepo Valley National Park is ahome to an impressive array of birlife, with over 470 recorded bird species, including many dry-country and semi-arid specialists. Explore one of Africa’s most stunning safari park on your Uganda safari Tour, Visit Kidepo Valley National Park Today!

ACCESS

By Road: Some hardy tourists drive the 840km from Kampala, but this is not generally recommended.

By Air: The airstrip at Apoka gives access for light aircraft.

ACCOMMODATION

The Apoka Safari Lodge is available, and camp staff will cook for visitors, who must bring their own food. There are four camping sites close to Apoka.