Murchison falls national park is one of the pristine national parks in Uganda where one can visit, located with Bugugu and Karuma reserves occupying over 3893 square km.

Murchison Falls National Park is prominent for both morning and evening boat cruises to the bottom and top of the falls, with beautiful scenery to view where the Nile River finds its way through the narrow gorge of about 8 meters, which is exceptional for the adventurous.

Murchison falls national park is home to over 450 bird species, such as shoebills, 76 mammal species, 4 of the "big five" (buffaloes, leopards, lions, and elephants), giraffes, hyenas, duikers, Uganda Kobs, Jackson’s hartebeest, hippos, and the Nile crocodile.

Murchison falls national park is a pinpoint for primate species such as monkeys, chimpanzees, and baboons in the Budongo conservation sector.