Despite being one of the smallest national parks in Uganda, the swaying savannah grasses and riparian habitats of Lake Mburo certainly pack a punch.
They come spotted with buffalo herds and zebras, crossed by prancing reedbucks, and stalked with hyenas.
Today, much of the area is clad in young forestry, which springs up from the swamplands that dominate along the shores of the eponymous lake.
These make for great game viewing during the dry season when the animals congregate at the watering holes.
What’s more, Lake Mburo National Park is one of the most accessible going, with easy access along the highway from Kampala, the capital.
