Queen Elizabeth National Park is the second-largest national park situated in southwestern Uganda, neighboring top primate national parks like Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park and Kibale Forest National Park.

Queen Elizabeth National Park is one of Uganda's best Savannah national parks for wildlife viewing, where visitors can see the big four animals, the most interesting of which are tree-climbing lions.

Queen Elizabeth national park Safari takes you to the northern part called Mweya for viewing wildlife, Kazinga Channel for a boat cruise, game drives in Kasenyi plains, Issaha Sector for tree-climbing lions, as well as a chance to view large herds of elephants, buffaloes, antelopes, Uganda kobs, and also an opportunity for primates lovers where they can see chimpanzees in Kyambura gorge which can be done either in the morning or evening.

Queen Elizabeth National Park can be reached by air, which takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. One can fly on a chartered flight being offered by Aero Link Uganda from either Kajjansi or Entebbe International Airport to Mweya Airstrip, Kasese Airstrip, or Kihihi Airstrip, depending on the choice of lodge you are going to stay at.