Budongo Forest

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26 Budongo Forest Chimp Tours

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Owor Patrick –

Visited: January 2015 Reviewed: Aug 17, 2015

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5/5

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The major attraction here is the large population of chimpanzees which the closet primate related to man. There is also a very rich swamp with other primate species close to the park part located to the community giving visitors a unique chance of mixing with the local s hence spicing up their adventure. Bigodi swamp and community walk is an activity any visitor should not miss if the make a visit to this park. The park also has quite a variety of bird species.

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Frank –

Visited: April 2017 Reviewed: Apr 23, 2017

Email Frank | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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Same as above

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Mezza –

Visited: December 2017 Reviewed: Feb 25, 2018

Email Mezza | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris

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5/5

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There is so much to see and learn about the local vegetation. Plenty of chimpanzees and all sorts of monkeys to marvel over.

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Yasuyo Tsunemine –

Visited: December 2018 Reviewed: Jan 13, 2019

Email Yasuyo Tsunemine | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: first safari

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5/5

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We did chimp trekking. We did not even see their tail. My guide/drive later told me that he took tourist for the last four times, but none of them saw chimps....ummm I wish he told us before we did!

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Davyth –

Visited: February 2020 Reviewed: Mar 8, 2020

Email Davyth | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris

Superb

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It took a while but the chimp trek was amazing. After 2hrs 45 minutes our guide heard from the tracker where the chimps were. It took us another half hour walk, then we heard an amazing racket. 30-40 chimps had cornered 3 colobus monkeys. 2 managed to escape but the third was caught, killed and eaten in the tree just above our heads. Our guide said that he had only seen this twice in 3 years.