Uganda is considered among the top upcoming tourist destinations in East Africa, where travelers can see the "big five" animals in the jungle. Uganda wildlife safaris base themselves on these "big five" animals because of the historical origin of their term "big five," which was given to them by the big-game hunters. click here to view mountain gorilla trekking tours

The hunters named them that based on a practical experiment that was carried out on African wild animals, and the results found out that these five animals are very difficult to hunt. click here to view mountain gorilla trekking tours 

The "big five" animals are referred to as the most difficult animals to hunt in the jungles of Africa. Although I agree with the big-game hunters, these big five animals are so gentle, cunning, and aggressive that they become dangerous and wild, and they fight back when they sense danger to defend themselves.

Devine African Safaris presents the Big Five packages for Uganda and Rwanda. Devine African Safaris has experience in customizing tour packages based on travelers' dreams to enjoy the Big Five animals such as elephants, lions, and leopards. Rhinos and buffalos in the African jungle Please feel free to let us know your point of interest at any time so that we can organize your Big Five safaris in Uganda and Rwanda.

For example, the famous tree-climbing lions can be seen at Queen Elizabeth National Park in the Ishasha sector, Kidepo Valley National Park, Murchison National Park, Lake Mburo National Park, and a semi-national park since they prefer savannah grassland where they can look for prey animals.

The best time to see big five animals in Uganda is in the dry months of June to September and again from December to February. Wildlife spotting is at its peak. Primate trekking in the forest is a big part of any safari encounter in Uganda.