Murchison Falls national park is located around huge Bunyoro. It shares intimate amalgamation with the high plains of Acholi land. It is one of the most beautiful and largest parks, with an area of 3,893 square kilometres. It encompasses the northern region of the Albertine Rift valley. It covers an area of prominent districts such as Masindi, Nwoya, and Kiryandongo. This beautiful national park derives its name from Sir Samuel’s white baker. He was a renowned game hunter, British explorer, and governor-general of the equatorial Nile basin. He was a keen lover of nature and prominently a naturalist. Murchison park is a splendour for nature lovers. It is a marvellous epitome of serenity and beauty. Here lies the heart of those who love east Africa. This national park is one of Africa’s most popular sightseeing and attracts millions of tourists every year.

More into glimpse about Murchison falls national park

The environment around Murchison falls national park is hot. It is quite near to the equator, which contributes to making it humid and hot. This beautiful park is prominently known and consists of a functional area of savannah grasslands. The presence of enchanting riverine forest, diverse savannah woodland, dense tropical forests, and wetlands also add glory to this park’s existing wealth. Murchison falls park is enchanting and alluring. The close covers of trees and impeccable species of fauna make it even more pleasant. Here, one can unravel 145 tree species, 451 species of birds, and many mammals.

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The most appropriate time to visit Murchison falls national park.

Dry seasons are best for visiting this marvel. These seasons come with water scarcity issues that bring wild animals to water points, and this factor enhances the overall sightseeing of this park. Murchison is supreme beauty enclosed with diverse flora and fauna. You must avoid travel during the dry season so that you can enjoy it to a reasonable extent. Dry seasons indicate the time from December to February and June to September. Visiting here in the march to May and from October to November can be a bad idea. It is because these months are wet seasons. Rainy season diminishes the charismas of activities in Murchisons Falls National park, thus making trekking and gaming troublesome and hectic. If you want to make the best of your trip, you should visit it during the dry season.