Along the roadway that connects Kampala with the national parks in western Uganda, you will come across Lake Mburo National Park, a tiny but teeming animal sanctuary (safari activities). The smallest park in the country, this reserve is situated on the main thoroughfare and holds great socioeconomic significance.
It is a location that reveals the effects on the region's ecology of the extinction of a particular species. Due to the absence of elephants, whose foraging earlier inhibited tree development, the park, which was originally a landscape of savannah grasslands, now has a thick forest covering. The terrain includes steep ridges and gorges in addition to woodlands. Take a safari holiday in this region of Africa, where you will also see wetlands dominated by papyrus and riparian trees that grow around the lakes.