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Murchinson Falls National Park Vacation Guide

Murchison Falls National Park is the largest National Park in Uganda, it was named after the mighty Murchison Falls which makes the legendary Zambezi look smaller. Murchison Falls Park is the location where the world's longest river (the White Nile) explodes violently through a narrow cleftin of the northern rift valley escarpment plunging into a 43 meters pool below. This national park is home to wildlife animals like elephants, Buffaloes, Giraffes, Antelopes, Lions, Crocodiles to mention but a few. It is located in Noth Western Uganda approximately 90 kilometers from Masindi town. Game viewing safaris run from Uganda witha standard 3 day safari being themost popular of all. Beside the game viewing, one can go bird watching, Chimpanzee tracking or take a boat trip down Lake Albert.

It is servics by lodges like the:
1. Paraa Safari Lodge - Luxury lodge with 54 bedrooms and swimming pool overlooking the Nile.
2. Nile Safari Camp - A luxury tented camp with 6 tents and swimming pool, overlooking the Nile.
3. Red Chilli Rest Camp - superbly located in Murchison falls National Park.The camp offers a wide experience of nature to its guests
4.Masindi Hotel - A mid-range colonial hotel in Masindi with 22 rooms. Recently renovated.

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Uganda 2007: Murchinson Falls National Park Travel Photos
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Jul 22, 2007 – Aug 09, 2007
We visite Kinship House, an orphanage in Uganda for 3 weeks and spend a couple of days in the west of Uganda to visite Murchinson Falls National Park
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