There is just so much to see on a Uganda Safari; the large mammals, Birds, butterflies, reptiles, scenic views and diverse human activities. Generally speaking, a safari including two or more parks, will include Elephant, Buffalo, Hippo, Lion, Crocodiles, Uganda Kob, Bush buck, Water buck, Reed buck, Warthogs, Hyena, to name a few. Leopard sightings are elusive, but high populations of leopards do live in most parks in the country. Rhinos can be seen at Ziwa Rhino and Wildlife ranch in Nakasongola, near Masindi, and Impala, Zebra - and occasionally Eland - may be seen in Lake Mburo and Kidepo Valley National Park. Giraffes are in Murchison Falls NP, Mburo and Kidepo valley NP. Cheetah and ostriches can be seen in Kidepo and Pian Upe game reserve in northern Uganda, a beautiful virgin part of the country. Uganda is one of the best places in the world to view Chimpanzees with trekking available in Kibale Forest, Budongo Forest, Kyambura Kalinzu and many other forested areas in Uganda. Gorilla tracking safaris are at Mgahinga and Bwindi impenetrable forest National Park in the far southwest part of the country, with access available in Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo (former Zaire). Fourteen other species of primates can be seen in Uganda. Uganda's strategic position on the Albertine Rift Valley makes it home to an incredible variety of flora and fauna. More than 1,060 species of birds can be viewed, including many migrating birds. Unique species of butterflies are also found here. The Lake Victoria; the worlds’ 2nd largest fresh water basin, Lake Bunyonyi the deepest Lava dammed lake in the world and many beautiful water bodies are found in Uganda. The varied climatic zones of the Uganda intersecting each other with clear disparity make a Uganda tour very amazing and full of adventure.