Kibale National Stop covers an zone of approximately 795km and its recognized to have one of Uganda’s most flawless tropical woodland. It’s a living space to numerous woodland natural life and among these incorporates the 23 species primates beside chimpanzees, monkeys, and the southern Kibale interfaces to the heart of Ruler Elizabeth National stop. The Timberland covering prevails the central and northern portion of the stop on the raised Post Entrance level. At the park’s northern tip, Kibale is most noteworthy and stands 1590m over ocean level.

Climate

Also the wettest zone is Northern Kibale, accepting an normal yearly precipitation of rise to to 1700mm, primarily amid March-May and September-November. The climate is more often than not wonderful with an normal yearly temperature extend of 14 to 27oC. Temperatures are at greatest (& precipitation lower) within the south where the territory drops onto the rankling crack valley floor and timberland gives way to open prairie and Kibale-Fort Entrance locale is one of Uganda’s most satisfying places to investigate as you will proceed to Ruler Elizabeth, Rwenzori Mountains & Semuliki National Parks and Southern Kibale joins Ruler Elizabeth National Stop and together these secured regions keep up a 180km-long movement hallway for wildlife which expands from Ishasha, the farther southern segment of Ruler Elizabeth NP, to the Sebitoli woodland within the north of Kibale.