Vegetation
The Uganda safari offers you a chance to see the rare lobelia varieties as well as the heather and groundsel, crisp "everlasting flowers,"
Lakes
The beautiful Lake Bujuku which lies at the apex of the deep, glacier carved Bujuku valley in the shadow of Mounts Stanley
Birds
contains a diversity of birds including the Rwenzori Turaco, Handsome Francolin, Barred Long-tailed Cuckoo, Blue-headed Sunbird etc
Wildlife
The Park hosts a population of around 70 Mammal species includng the elephant,chimpanzee, Rwenzori otter and leopard
Equatorial Snow Peaks
The equatorial snow peaks can be reached by hiker through the Central Circuit and Kilembe Trails.
Bird Watching
Birding opportunities are greatest in mainly in the montane forest,among these involves Bee-eaters, Robins, Sunbirds and Barbets
Cultural Encounters
your guide will lead you along the River full of rocks also called Mubuku River. Ruboni according to the local language of the people living in this area means clear water.
Hiking/Nature Walks
The park provides greatest chances for Uganda safaris travellers interested in nature walks especially within the central circuit zone
Mountain Climbing
From the trailhead at Mihunga, the route ascends the Bujuku Valley via Nyabitaba for acclimatization before reaching the peaks
