The Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve is a Nature Reserve in Uganda in the provinces of . The park was established on - and covers an area of 0 km². The Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve offers the possibility of self-drive safaris.
The Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve is a protected area in western Uganda. It is located in the Masindi district at the eastern end of the Albertine Rift Valley, near Lake Albert. The reserve covers approximately 87 square kilometers (34 square miles).
Official Name
Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve
Provinces
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Area
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Foundation
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Vegetation
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Habitats
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Big Five-reserves
No
Self-drive-reserve
Yes
Entrance gates
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The Kabuwoya Wildlife Sanctuary in western Uganda features a diverse landscape of savanna grasslands, woodlands, wetlands and rolling hills. The landscape of the reserve is complemented by the presence of Lake Albert, further adding to its visual appeal. This varied terrain is home to a wide variety of wildlife and provides visitors with an attractive environment to explore.
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Best tavel time
December (Beginning) - February (End)
Dry time
December (Beginning) - February (End)
Climate
warm-hot
Tavel time
March (Beginning) - May (End)
Climate
warm-hot
High season
Low season
The rainy season takes place from Beginning March to End May The dry season first extended over the months from Beginning December to End February inclusive. The best time to tour is Beginning December End February.
The Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve is home to mammals such as Elephant, Hippopotamus, Cape Buffalo, Crocodile as well as bird species, reptile species, fish species and amphibian species. The Kabuwoya Wildlife Reserve provides park.biodiversity-stats. conditions for wildlife viewing.
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