Exploring Ancient Ruins, Historical Landmarks, And Cultural.

• 4 Days / 5 Night
• Max People : 40
• QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK.

Queen Elizabeth National Park in Uganda is not only known for its breathtaking wildlife but also offers opportunities to explore ancient ruins, historical landmarks, and cultural heritage. The Katwe Salt Crater is a notable historical site, where traditional salt mining has been practiced for centuries, offering insights into local livelihoods. The park is also home to remnants of ancient human settlements, reflecting early interactions with this diverse landscape.

Cultural experiences abound through visits to nearby communities, such as the Basongora, who are pastoralists, and the Bakonzo, who live in the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains. Engaging in local music, dance, and craft-making enriches the visit. These elements combine to make Queen Elizabeth National Park a destination that blends natural beauty with historical and cultural exploration.