Chimpanzee tracking in Uganda offers an unforgettable adventure on a Uganda safari into the heart of lush forests like Budongo. Experienced guides lead groups through dense vegetation, interpreting signs of chimpanzee activity. Visitors listen for the calls of these primates, guiding them to observe their natural behaviors in the wild. Conservation efforts ensure sustainable tourism, preserving both habitat and primate populations.

Kibale Forest national park is a biodiverse paradise and most significantly a home to one of the highest concentrations of primates in Africa ”the primate capital of the world” renowned for its population of chimpanzees and thirteen other primate species spanning over 795 square kilometers in western Uganda.

Kibale Forest beckons with its rich tapestry of biodiversity. From colorful birdlife to elusive forest elephants and graceful colobus monkeys, every corner of this pristine wilderness holds a treasure trove of wonders waiting to be discovered.

Nestled within Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kyambura Gorge is a hidden wild habitat waiting to be discovered. This lush ravine is home to a thriving population of chimpanzees, as well as other primates such as red-tailed monkeys and Black-and-white colobus monkeys. Chimpanzee tracking in Kyambura Gorge offers visitors a rare glimpse into the fascinating world of our closest relatives in the animal kingdom.

Budongo Forest, nestled in Uganda, is a haven of biodiversity, boasting lush vegetation and diverse wildlife. Among its treasures are chimpanzees, offering visitors the chance for intimate encounters through guided tracking experiences.

As one of East Africa's largest rainforests, Budongo beckons adventurers and conservationists alike, inviting them to witness the magic of its ancient trees and the charm of its charismatic primate inhabitants.

Chimpanzee tracking costs in Uganda vary depending on the location and tour operator. Prices typically range from $50 to $200 per person for permits, excluding additional fees for guides, transportation, and accommodation.

Best time for chimpanzee tracking in Uganda is during the dry seasons, from January to February and June to September. During these periods, the forest trails are more accessible, and chimpanzees are often easier to spot as they forage for food in the open canopy, enhancing the tracking experience.

For a chimpanzee tracking safari in Uganda, consider staying at eco lodges and also lodges that are in close proximity to where you are going to do chimpanzee tracking. All the lodge options that offer comfort are categorized into luxury, standard and budget lodges. 

You need to choose well a tour operator for your Uganda Chimpanzee tracking safari journey into the heart of Uganda's forests to ensure both memorable and responsible, and for such an experience, Dav safaris offers beyond a tourist expectation for a chimpanzee tracking.