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Lubowa-Kyeyagalire, Seguku Ward, Ndejje Division, Wakiso District P. O. Box 141098, Kampala - Uganda
Get up close and personal with Africaβs most iconic predator in one of the continentβs most diverse ecosystems. The Lion Tracking Experience in Queen Elizabeth National Park offers a rare opportunity to observe lions in their natural habitat β not just as a visitor, but as part of a real-time conservation effort. Whether it's the Kasenyi Plains or the Ishasha Sector, famed for its tree-climbing lions, this is an unforgettable safari for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike.
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Queen Elizabeth National Park is a haven of scenic beauty and biodiversity, with landscapes that stretch from lush savannahs to wetlands and crater lakes, all teeming with life. This park is one of the best places in Africa for a specialist lion tracking safari, and here's why:
β Guided by expert rangers and researchers
β Participate in radio tracking to locate lion prides
β Opportunity to photograph lions at close range
β Learn about lion behavior, territory, and conservation
Your day begins early in the morning, heading out with a professional tracker equipped with GPS and telemetry gear. Youβll drive off the beaten track into lion territory β a pure magic experience of tracking these majestic cats in real time.
Make your trip even more memorable by pairing your lion tracking with other unforgettable activities in Queen Elizabeth National Park:
πΆ Boat Safari on the Kazinga Channel β View hippos, crocodiles, and elephants up close
π Hot Air Balloon Safari β Aerial views of wildlife across the plains
π Chimpanzee Trekking in Kyambura Gorge β Track our closest relatives in a lush gorge
π³ Nature Walk in Maramagambo Forest β Discover bats, primates, and exotic flora
π Night Game Drive β Spot nocturnal animals including leopards and civets
Both the Kasenyi Plains and the Ishasha Sector provide excellent lion sighting opportunities, with Ishashaβs tree-climbing lions being a rare and must-see highlight for any visitor.
Uganda is a year-round destination, but the best months for lion tracking in Queen Elizabeth National Park are:
June to September
January to March
Avoid the wetter months β April, May (long rains) and November, December (short rains) β when trails may be slippery and sightings less predictable.
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Treat yourself or your loved ones to one of Africaβs most sophisticated wildlife experiences. Track lions in the wild, capture powerful photographs, and support conservation efforts all at once.
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Join thousands of adventurers who've discovered the magic of Uganda and Rwanda. From mountain gorillas to stunning landscapes, your African safari story begins here.