Enjoy a pristine Lake Mburo community walk, on your community visit around Lake Mburo National Park, to learn more about the way of life of communities nearby.
Lake Mburo National Park is the smallest savannah park in Uganda located just near the Masaka – Mbarara highway, with a lot of wildlife and bird species to be seen here.
On your Lake Mburo community walk visit, there is a lot to see here as you take a walk to stretch and relax from a long day’s drive. You will be able to explore the Bahima culture and see their traditional ways of life in your interaction with this local community.
You may also decide to take part in cattle grazing, to learn how to look after the herds, traditionally, using the zero-grazing method. You may also decide to participate in the hand milking method, or just start and watch how the locals do milking using their hands.
As continue with your Lake Mburo community walk, you will be able to also spot some bird species and wildlife outside the park. There is almost the same number of wildlife inside as it is just outside the park.
The experience here is quite amazing because you have a total interaction with the locals and try to learn their traditional ways of life, so visit Lake Mburo National Park for a great experience.
More About Lake Mburo National Park and Community Walk
Lake Mburo is underlain by ancient Precambrian metamorphic rocks, and sculptured landscapes, with rolling hills that date back more than 500 million years. It contains an extensive wetland area that harbors several species of mammals and birds, found nowhere else in Uganda.
The 370 sqkm park is an increasingly common stop on the safari circuit for visitors traveling to western Uganda or for clients who would wish for a one-day tour from Kampala. This is because the park is just a short distance away from Kampala so it can easily be accessed to carry out a variety of park activities.
You may also journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Uganda from Kampala to Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to mountain gorillas, for gorilla trekking in Uganda. Uganda is home to incredible wildlife in Africa.
You can make an extension to visit Bwindi Forest on a budget gorilla safari to encounter the mountain gorillas. For those that wish to see mountain gorillas in Rwanda, visit Volcanoes National Park, which is famous for gorillas and golden monkeys.
There are over 50 leopards here, but most can be sighted during an early morning game drive or evening safari game drive. You can also have a greater chance to see other wildlife species such as buffaloes, impalas, topis, bushbucks, reedbucks, oribis, and warthogs.