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Kidepo National Park in Uganda

While the game viewing can be excellent in Kidepo National Park, it is the thrilling sense of supreme isolation that distinguishes this rare slice of wild Africa, as yet undiscovered by the mass safari makers in Uganda

In the far northeast, the remote, wild and little-visited Kidepo Park provides refuge to a long list of dry-country species not found elsewhere in the country, including cheetah and greater kudu, while its perennial waters attract large numbers of elephant and thousand-strong buffalo herds, especially during the dry season .
This Park boasts of the best scenery of all the East African parks.

The park consists of sensational mountain and savannah landscapes.

It is quiet and serene. It is located in the north eastern Ugandan corner bordering with Kenya and Sudan.

Animals to be seen here include: leopard, kudu, zebra, buffalo, cheetah, elephant, giraffe, oryx, bush baby, lions, kobs, etc. With its sensational landscape, this park is not to be missed.

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Isolated from the Ugandan mainstream by the harsh plains north of Mount Elgon, This National Park is one of Africa's last great wilderness areas, a tract of rugged savannah dominated by the 2,750m mount Morungole and transected by the Kidepo and Narus Rivers.

Perennial water makes the Park an oasis in the semi-desert, reflected in its 86 mammal species,28 of which are nowhere else in Uganda and almost 500 birds. Predators are available.'
There is opportunity to see not only lion, cheetah and leopard, but also the delightful bat-eared fox and insectivorous hyena-like aardwolf with a long list of dry country antelopes including the regal greater kudu and beisa oryx.

While the game viewing can be excellent, it is the thrilling sense of supreme isolation that distinguishes this rare slice of wild Africa, as yet undiscovered by the mass safari makers

Activities in this Park include rewarding game drives, foot safaris across the Narus Valley and enjoying the isolated wilderness.
Look out for the Karamojong people with their traditional pastoralists with few cultural affiliations to other East African groups.

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Activities in Kidepo National Park

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Location

Kidepo Park nestling in Uganda's northern frontier between the borders of Kenya and Sudan.

Kidepo Valley National Park at 1442 sq km of savannah and mountain landscapes are home to an abundant variety of wildlife and plant species.
The Narus valley is situated in the SW of the park, the Napore-Nyagia mountain range forms the parks western boundary.

To the north in Sudan are the Lotukei mountains and the Morungole range marks the parks southern boundary.

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