Kidepo valley National Park  is one of those out of the ordinary places in Eaat Africa if not at all In Africa.  Africa as you dreamt about it in Ernest Hemingway account or one of the Safari tales by Karen Blixen in her and out of Africa. This is unspoiled Africa, remote, untouched, unvisited Africa without the crowds, a park with less than 10 new guests everyday. Experience Africa at its best. This is the best place incase you looking for the true African Wilderness safari. There are no Crowds of tourists, it's truly awesome as it's been a top tourist destination for so many years up to now.

Off the beaten track, the rugged isolated wilderness of this park ranks it as one of the Africa's most prized, less explored destination here over 77 mamals and 475 bird species Find shelter in this park.

Kidepo is a bird watchers paradise specifically for those interested in Africa's prey birds, the Narus valley will not disappoint you as you get lost in truly wildernes of bird sounds and echoes from the bush. This definitely the best destination you don't have to miss planning on Uganda safari and the reason are endless here for the trip to kidepo.

ATTRACTIONS IN KIDEPO valley NATIONAL PARK.

Game drives safari.

The uniqueness of wildlife & surrounding nature is second to none. Nowhere else, you can find such a beautiful environment with amazing Flora & fauna. Your guide will help you to spot so much wildlife including the lions that may be seated on the valleys various rocks . This park has the largest number of buffalos. Other wildlife includes elephants, leopard, bush pig, bush buck, ostriches, jackals and so much more. You will see animals difficult to find in any other National Park. 

BIRDING

This is also a great spot for the birders. It has so many bird of preys due the fact that there are so many cats that hunt Alot. 

Best time to visit kidepo.

The best time for game viewing is during the dry season in the month of July and August when animals are concentrated near points. During the rain season, animals disperse from the valley's moving to higher & drier grounds where they are not easily seen.