Chimpanzee habituation safari in Uganda is a common and important activity that is done by the visitors who usually come to the pearl of Africa to see and experience the country. Chimpanzee habituation involves learning more about the Ugandan chimpanzees and seeing exactly how the chimpanzees get used to human beings.

The Chimpanzees can be easily trained so that they become accustomed to the humans who come to enjoy them, which is very interesting. The process of training chimpanzees is an scientific process, and it gives visitors more time to see and engage in chimpanzee trekking, which is so much fun. Guides and researchers, as well as the rangers, lead you in this wonderful gorilla trekking activity.

The chimpanzee habituation process in Uganda starts early in the morning with the chimpanzees still in their nests, and the sessions are done both in the  in the morning and in the afternoon, which is so much fun. Visitors interested in participating in this wonderful safari will have to pay $250 USD for the Chimpanzee habituation permit for the non-residence permit, and East African citizens are supposed to pay 200,000 Ugandan shillings. You will find the chimpanzee habituation in Kibale Forest National Park, Kyambura Gorge and Budongo Forest Reserve.

In Kibale Forest National Park, chimpanzee trekking and chimpanzee habituation are the most popular activities because the park is regarded as the primate capital with more than 13 species of primates, including monkeys, chimpanzees, and baboons, among other wonderful species. Kibale National Park, located in the Kabarole district, is also one of the places where visitors can engage in both standard chimpanzee travel and chimpanzee adjustment activities. Vacationers are allowed to spend about an hour with the chimps after discovering them during chimp trekking, while sightseers spend a day with the chimps during the chimpanzee acclimation experience. Chimpanzee travel and adjustment encounters happen all year, but they’re especially good during the rainy seasons. During the rainy seasons, the woods are verdant and dense with chimpanzee food, reducing their portability and making it easier for guests to locate them without having to travel long distances. However, during the dry seasons, chimps prefer to venture deeper into the rainforest in search of food.

Other than the chimpanzee habituation safari in Uganda, the Kibale public park offers a variety of other activities and attractions, including bird species, primate species such as red-footed monkeys, colobus monkeys, velvet monkeys, olive mandrills, blue monkeys, and others, as well as delightful butterfly species.

The chimps continue their search for chimps in their natural habitat, the Kyambura Gorge, after collaborating with Queen Elizabeth National Park. Following the discovery of the chimps, tourists are allowed to spend approximately one hour with them, learning about their habits, food, and other pertinent information.

Since the chimps in Kyambura have been re-adjusted, they can now interact with people, which is a huge plus. Aside from chimps, Queen Elizabeth National Park has a variety of attractions such as tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha area, bird species, well-evolved fauna, the Kazinga creek, and more. Please come and travel with us on this wonderful safari, which is so much fun.