One of the cultural things to do near Kibale National Park is the Bigodi Cultural Walk. With the help of one of our knowledgeable English-speaking field guides, you'll tour the dramatic village of Bigodi. Depending on the group's pace, the walk could last between three and four hours. You will first go see a traditional healer who will be happy to offer his knowledge of spirits, herbs, plants, and regional medicines based on your interests. Second, the tourists will go to the residences of elderly men and women who share fascinating tales about their traditional lives and about birth, marriage, ceremonies, and clans. Find out more about the area's history and the problems that a developing rural Ugandan community is dealing with. Along the route, you will also have the opportunity to learn about the educational system in Uganda, see a nearby church, and stop at Bigodi's Trading Center, a center of rural activity.

On the Fort Portal-Bundibudgyo Road in the Kabarole District, the amabeere Ga Nyina Wiru caverns are located near Nyakasura, which is 7 kilometers from Fort Portal Town. Kibale Forest National Park is around 40 minutes away from the caves. The area is spectacular; you will trek to the caves with guides stopping at various locations until you reach the rocky caves with the waterfall. The caves are incredibly historical and are where the head of the Chwezi dynasty lived. The Nyakasura Caves have the nicest landscape because they are situated adjacent to the Rwenzori Mountains and between a few streams, waterfalls, and volcanoes. One of the cultural things to do around Kibale National Park is to visit the Nyakasura caves.

More than 100 crater lakes, many of which are placed on the periphery of the forest, may be found in the Kabarole district, which is also home to Kibale National Park. Visitors to Fort Portal and Kibale National Park love the crater lakes, which include the Kigere Crater Lake, Bikere Crater Lake, Kyaninga Crater, Ndali Crater, Lake Saka Crater, and many others. In addition to canoeing, swimming, and fishing in some of the crater lakes, these lakes have a rich local history that may be of interest to you. One of the most engaging things to do in the area of Kibale Forest National Park is this.

The Bigodi Wetlands Conservancy is a must-visit since it is home to a diverse range of birds and is surrounded by the stunning natural scenery of Kibale National Park. More than 200 bird species, including hornbills, turacos, parrots, cranes, kingfishers, and numerous more swamp endemics, are protected in this lovely place. In addition, eight different primates live in the refuge, including the Black and White Colobus, Red Colobus, Red Tailed Monkey, Grey Cheeked Mangabey, Olive Baboon, L'hoest Monkey, Vervet Monkey, and Blue Monkey. Other species including sitatungas, bushbucks, and otters can be found in abundance in the wetlands. You will be escorted through the dense vegetation by skilled and local guides as they lead you on an instructive tour. This is the ideal chance to observe the wildlife from the boardwalks and forest walkways as well as from atop a tree house that is tucked high in the forest.

Tooro Kingdom's administrative hub is found in Fort portal, and it is situated next to the Kibale Forest National Park. The town's inhabitants are known as the Batooro, and they have a monarch who resides in the city's palace. The Toro Kingdom Parliament, the Karambi graves where the royals are interred, the Nyakasura caves with their rich history, and the Palace are the other major cultural attractions in the area. You can also learn about the batooro people's culture, traditions, cuisine, dances, and way of life.

Kibale National Park is located in the Tooro district, which is home to many tea plantations and one of Uganda's largest distributors of tea. The majority of the plantations are located close to the national parks of Queen Elizabeth and Kibale, as well as near the base of Mount Rwenzori. While exploring the Park, you might find it interesting to see the Natives' livestock farms and banana plantations.

Since it is only a 4- to 5-hour journey from Kampala or Entebbe, the Kibale Forest National Park is reachable by road. The journey by road trip passes through the beautiful plantations, stunning western Uganda, and friendly Ugandans. Our road tours leave early in the morning at 8:00am to avoid traffic and arrive at your reserved hotel, camp, or resort in the late afternoon. In addition, you can consider to fly because it takes less time to fly to Kasese Airstrip and then access Kibale Forest National Park than it does to drive there. Aerolink Uganda operates morning and afternoon flights to Kasese Airstrip from Entebbe International Airport. Depending on your itinerary, you can choose chartered or scheduled flights to participate in cultural activities close to Kibale Forest National Park. There are daily domestic flights to Kasese Airstrips in Queen Elizabeth National Park.

You can choose from a variety of lodging alternatives in the Kibale Forest National Park, from budget lodges to luxurious lodges, all of which offer services worthy of the money you spend. The majority of the lodges are located on the outside of the forest, with cottages offering views of the forest or crater lakes, and you must drive a short distance to get to the park's administrators. Ndali Lodge, Crater Safari Lodge, Kyaninga Lodge, and Papaya are all luxurious lodging possibilities. Primate Lodge and Turaco Tree Tops are midrange lodging choices. Chimpanzee Forest Guest House and Isunga Lodge are also budget lodging options. The town of Fort Portal, which is the one closest to Kibale Forest, also offers the option of lodging in a hotel.

Dav Safaris has experience of planning incredible trips to Uganda and Rwanda, but we have now expanded to include safaris in Kenya and Tanzania. If contacted, a member of our staff will assist in giving you reliable information as soon as possible. For a customized cultural tour to Kibale Forest National Park, visit our website at www.davsafaris.com