4- Days Pain Upe Game Reserve Safari
Overview
Nestled in the NorthEast Uganda, Pian Upe Game Reserve is a hidden treasure waiting to be explored. As one of the country’s largest wildlife reserves, it sprawls across an impressive 2,275 square kilometers, boasting a captivating tapestry of landscapes that includes savannah plains, rugged hills, and dramatic rocky outcrops.
This lesser-known sanctuary offers an authentic and serene safari experience far removed from the crowds, making it a paradise for adventure seekers and wildlife enthusiasts. Further, immerse yourself in the raw beauty of nature as you encounter an array of fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. Pian Upe is a true haven for those looking to escape the ordinary and connect with the untamed wilderness.
Wildlife enthusiasts will be delighted by the diverse range of animals in Pian Upe. Elephants, lions, leopards, and buffalo roam freely across the vast plains. Also, the reserve’s unique topography provides shelter for various antelope species, including the rare and elusive roan and sable antelope. Further still, Birdwatchers can enjoy over 300 recorded species, from colorful bee-eaters to majestic eagles. For intimate wildlife experiences, night game drives offer the opportunity to spot nocturnal creatures such as hyenas, civets, as well as bush babies.
Beyond its rich wildlife, Pian Upe is a haven for nature lovers. Also, the reserve’s diverse landscapes offer endless opportunities for exploration. Embark on a guided walking safari to witness the intricate details of the ecosystem. Further, challenge yourself with a hike through the rugged hills. For a truly unforgettable experience, consider a camping safari, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the magic of the African night.
Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deep connection with nature, Pian Upe Game Reserve promises an unforgettable journey. Discover this hidden gem and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Day 1- Transfer to Sipi Falls
You will be picked up and transferred to Sipi Falls. On the way, you can have a scenic view of the Mabira forest, beautiful sceneries, and the countryside then continue on the Sipi Falls of Kapchowra district located on the foothills of Mount Elgon. Have an en-route lunch in one of the nearby towns and check in at the lodge to refresh.
Day 2-Sipi Falls Hike
In the morning after breakfast, you will hike at the waterfalls measuring 100 meters high for about 4 hours or less. While walking you will enjoy Mt Elgon views, landscapes, the Karamojong region, farmland, and many others.
Proceed to the reserve on an evening road drive and check in to your accommodation for dinner and a night’s stay
Day 3- Pain Upe Game Drive/ cultural visits
The guide will pick you up at the lodge in the morning and start a game drive in the reserve. On the search, you will spot animals like cheetahs, Roan antelopes, the Elands, Zebras, giraffes, Oribis, Uganda, hyenas, Kobs, Buffaloes, blue Common Duiker, and Impalas to mention a few, and gaze through for different bird species such as Ostriches, secretary bird, yellow bird and many others.
Return for lunch. Later, visit a local Karamojong community close to the park for a rare cultural experience in dance and drama performances and learn more about the community.
Have a safari evening and dinner at the lodge.
Day 4 Departure
On the last day of the 4 days Pian and Sipi Falls tour you will enjoy a relaxed breakfast, check out of the lodge, and head back to Kampala with your driver guide as you wait on your next flight.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Included
- *All park entrance fees.
- *All accommodation
- *A professional driver/guide
- *Roundtrip airport transfer
- * All activities mentioned in the itinerary
- *All Taxes/VAT
Excluded
- *Interrnational airfare
- *Additional accommodation, before and after the trip
- *Tips and gratuities. (Tipping guideline US$10.00 pp per day)
- *Personal expenses. (Souvenirs, travel insurance, visa fees, etc.)
- *Optional activities are not mentioned in the itinerary.