Kidepo Valley National Park is known worldwide for its stunning beauty and great wilderness that is evident in the vast open savanna plains, valleys, rivers like the Kidepo River and Narus River, among others.

Kidepo NP is Uganda’s remote game park located in northeastern Uganda in Kaabong District, near Uganda’s border with South Sudan.

It was established in 1958, covering an area of approximately 1442 km², making it one of the largest game parks in Uganda.

This picturesque safari park offers many interesting activities, but one of the most common ones is the nature walks in Lonyiri. The Lonyiri nature walk allows visitors to discover what the park is composed of.

Detailed Overview of the Lonyiri Nature Walk 

The Lonyiri Nature Walk is a 25-kilometer walk in Kidepo Valley National Park, East Africa’s great wilderness, offering an opportunity to enjoy wildlife experiences, explore soaring mountains, and have cultural experiences with the people who settle around the park on foot.

It is a newly discovered nature walk that is designed to offer a particular pursuit to tourists who get involved in the activity.

The Lonyiri Trail is located away from the busy park, allowing for a quiet walk in the extensive sprawling savannah land.

The main idea of the Lonyiri Nature Walk is to inspire creativity and imagination in tourists through their exploration of nature. Visitors do this by creating their own guides and collections based on their discoveries.

Duration For Lonyiri Nature Walk 

The Lonyiri Nature Walk takes just eight hours to complete, depending on the starting time, and it usually starts at 7 am, right from the Apoka Tourism Office.

However, a two-day nature walk can be organized, featuring shorter guided walks through the Narus Valley extending over 10 km up to Akonya Rock.

How Are the Nature Walks Done in Lonyiri? 

The nature hike is done with the help of experienced tourist guides and Uganda Wildlife Authority rangers who will protect you from the would-be attacks from animals that roam within the park.

The protective presence of rangers will give you courage as you trek through the park.

What To See While on Lonyiri Nature Walk?

When on the new Lonyiri nature hike, you will see the majestic Lonyili Mountain that is situated in Kitgum District near the border of South Sudan, which also offers interesting mountain climbing experiences.

Ascending the mountain’s summit offers breathtaking views of the montane forest canopy, the Kidepo Valley, and South Sudan from afar.

You will see primates like olive baboons, red-tailed monkeys, among others, as you hike the mountain.

Several mammal species living in the park that may be spotted on a nature stroll, including bush baby, lions, wild pigs, elephants, mountain bushbucks, great buffalo herds, and elusive cheetahs (the fastest land animal but also the weakest mammal), and many others.

With the very impressive bird list of over 470 species, Kidepo Valley National Park has the second highest population of any Ugandan reserve or game park, and some of these bird species reside in Lonyiri.

The 25km Lonyiri Nature Walk provides opportunities to see rare bird species endemic to Kidepo Valley National Park, including the Black-breasted Barbet, Scarlet-chested Sunbird, Hoopoe, Mosque Swallow, superb starlings, little green bee eater, yellow billed shrike, silver bird, black breasted barbet, Red cheeked Cordon bleu, etc.

While on Lonyiri nature hikes, you will have an opportunity to discover plant species, including Afromontane trees like Podocarpus and Prunus africana.

The 25km Lonyiri Nature walk also allows participants to engage in activities such as insect observation, rock collection, and, for this reason, microscopes are used during the trek to give visitors a close look at a variety of insects.

Benefits Of the Lonyiri Nature Walk

Your reward on this nature hike is only limited by your imagination and willingness for a fitness adventure.

For those who need a psychological boost, psychologically walking in the untamed environment and having exposure to nature reduces stress and boosts well-being by reducing obsessive, negative thoughts.

Other Activities in Kidepo Valley National Park

In addition to the nature hikes, there are other activities in Kidepo Valley NP that you can participate in.

Bird Watching 

When on a birding tour to spot several bird species, the southern Narus Valley is a great spot to start bird watching in Kidepo NP.

Visitors can observe over 470 bird species in Kidepo Valley NP during nature walks, including species endemic to the park and the migratory bird species, which are present from November to April.

The park is good for spotting raptors, with 56 species recorded, including the Dark Chanting Goshawk, Pygmy Falcon, and various vultures, making the valley one of the best destinations for birding in Uganda.

Other bird species include Silver Bird, Yellow-billed Shrike, Vinaceous Dove, Abyssinian Ground Hornbill, Secretary Bird, Abyssinian Roller, Kori Bustard, superb starlings, Red-winged Lark, Common Ostrich, Black breasted Barbet, Singing Bush Lark, and others.

Game Drives

Kidepo National Park offers game drives on a 4X4 safari vehicle, allowing visitors to explore the park’s rugged terrain while witnessing the numerous wildlife and breathtaking landscapes.

The park offers day and night game drives for wildlife viewing, primarily in Narus Valley, a high-concentration area.

Cultural Tours 

Besides game drives, nature walks, and birding, Kidepo NP also provides opportunities for cultural encounters with local communities.

During the cultural encounters, you will visit the IK people, a small ethnic group that lives in the Morungole Mountains.

The IK people, once hunters and pastoralists, abandoned cattle rearing due to Karamojong cattle raids and started practicing subsistence farming, goat rearing, and honey production.

Fees Paid at Kidepo NP for Nature Walks

According to the Uganda Wildlife Authority, the following are the fees paid per person.

Fees for Guided Nature Walks in Lonyiri

• US$15 for Foreign Non-residents.
• US$10 for foreign residents
• UGX 10,000 for East African citizens

Kidepo Lonyili Summit Hike

• US$50 for foreign non-residents
• US$40 for foreign Resident visitors.
• UGX 50,000 for East African citizens.

How to Get to Kidepo Valley National Park for a Nature Stroll? 

Kidepo Valley National Park is located in northeastern Uganda near the borders with Kenya and South Sudan, and it can be accessed by both road and air transport.

By Road Transport

Traveling to Kidepo NP by road from Kampala can take approximately 10 to 13 hours, depending on the route.

There are four routes to use to reach Kidepo Valley National Park, and they include.

1. A route from Kampala via Karuma, Gulu, Kitgum, and then to Apoka Tourism Center, which is the park headquarters. This route is the easiest and widely used since it is just 571 km from Kampala to Apoka Tourism Center, and the drive takes about 10 hours.

It passes via the edge of Murchison Falls National Park, the largest national park in Uganda, and you can have a stopover at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary.

2. A route from Kampala via Mbale, Sironko, Moroto, Kotido, Kaabong, and then to the park headquarters. It is a 740 km distance, which takes about a 12-hour drive.
3. A route from Kampala via Karuma, Lira, Kotido, Kabong, and then to Apoka Tourism Center. It is a journey of about 705 km, and it takes about a 2-hour drive.
4. A route from Kampala via Mbale, Soroti, Moroto, Matany, Kotido, Kabong, and then to the park headquarters. It is a 780km journey, which takes about a 13-hour drive.

By Air Transport

By air transport, visitors can travel to Kidepo Valley National Park when they book a scheduled flight or a chartered flight with Bar Aviation or Aerolink Uganda to fly from Entebbe International Airport or from Kajjansi Airfield to Apoka Airstrip.

From Apoka Airstrip, one can then connect to Apoka Tourism Center by road.

Taking a flight is more convenient because it saves time, as domestic flights to Kidepo NP take about 2 hours and 15 minutes from Entebbe International Airport.

Best Time to Go for Nature Walks in Lonyiri 

The best time to go for a nature walk in Lonyiri is during the dry season from June to September and December to February.

During this time, the vegetation in the park thins, thereby providing an opportunity for nature lovers to spot animals, and it is the prime time for outdoor activities, nature walks, and game drives, among others.

However, the park is open year-round for visitors interested in wildlife tours in Uganda.

What to Pack for a Nature Walk in Lonyiri in Kidepo NP?

When preparing for a nature stroll or engaging in other safari activities in Kidepo NP, it is essential to pack the following items.

• A pair of safari shorts
• Sturdy hiking shoes and socks
• Light tops in dull colors,
• A cap to protect your head from the scorching sun.
• Sunglasses to protect you from direct sun rays
• Rain gear in case you travel during the rainy season
• Snacks and drinking water.
• Insect repellent to protect you from insect bites
• Sunscreen to protect your skin from harmful ultraviolet rays
• Binoculars to spot wild animals and different bird species from a far distance
• A camera to capture the beautiful scenery and memorable moments.
• A map and a compass for clear directions within and before reaching the park
• A first aid kit that includes medication specifically for tourists with certain illnesses.

Where To Stay When on Nature Walks in Lonyiri?

There are many accommodation options around Kidepo NP to stay for a Lonyiri nature walk in Kidepo, ranging from budget to midrange to luxurious, and they include

• Apoka Safari Lodge
• Apoka Rest Camp
• Kidepo Savannah Lodge
• UWA Bandas
• Adere Safari Lodge, etc.

Visitors are advised to book their accommodation in advance due to limited options in Kidepo NP.

Lonyiri Nature Walks in Kidepo Valley National Park FAQS (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Why Is Kidepo Valley National Park Rarely Visited?

Kidepo National Park is rarely visited because of its extreme remoteness. Traveling from Kampala to Kidepo NP is considered the longest journey, irrespective of the route used.

2. What Is Kidepo National Park Known For?

Kidepo National Park is known for its stunning landscapes, including valleys, hills, vast savannahs, and it hosts untamed wild species Uganda Safaris in Kidepo memorable.

3. Why Are Crocodiles Not Found in Kidepo National Park? 

The absence of crocodiles in Kidepo NP is because the park lies in the arid areas of Karamoja, where the arid climate greatly affects their survival since they live primarily in water and occasionally on land.

4. What Is the Most Visited National Park in Uganda? 

Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most visited game park in Uganda. This is made possible by the park’s biodiversity and stunning landscapes, including the vast savannah plains, forests, crater lakes, and diverse wildlife, including the rare tree-climbing lions and numerous bird species, among others.

5. What Is the Vegetation in Kidepo National Park? 

The vegetation of Kidepo NP comprises savannah grassland and woodland dominated by acacia and perennial grasses like Chloris, Themeda, Panicum, shrubs, and Borassus palms, among others.

6. When Is the Best Time for Nature Walks in Kidepo Valley National Park? 

The best time for nature walks in the extensive shrubland of Kidepo NP is generally during Uganda’s dry seasons, from June to September and December to February.

7. Is It Safe to Visit Kidepo National Park?

Kidepo National Park, in northeastern Uganda near the border with South Sudan, is regarded as safe because park authorities implement security measures in the area.

These guarantee that the park is clear of potential insurgents who might hide in its forested parts and that the animals are protected from poaching.

Conclusion

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How To Stay Safe During Uganda Safari Tours In The Cities

With the cities or towns of Uganda especially Kampala, the capital city attracting a big population, it is good to be cautious and here is how to keep safe;

A traveler should ensure that their Uganda safari tour accommodation is booked early and within affluent areas. Avoid slum areas unless if you are traveling in an organized group or else on a tour with a knowledgeable guide.
Make sure you do not walk alone at night within the cities since this attracts petty thieves.
If you plan on taking a self-drive safari in Uganda, ensure to always keep the doors and windows closed especially at the traffic light junctions.
Never leave valuables visible inside the car when you park or even leave any cash seen while walking on the streets.
Leave your flashy jewellery at home, carry cash in a concealed money belt and be discreet with expensive camera equipment. It’s a good idea to keep spare cash or cards and a copy of your passport in the safe at your hotel so that you have a backup in case of emergencies.
Never accept lifts from strangers and be cautious of anyone trying to help you hail a taxi on the street. The safest bet is to arrange official taxis through a reputable source such as your hotel or Uganda tour operator.

How to stay safe during Uganda safari tours in the National Parks

Generally, crime is not an issue in Uganda’s national game parks and reserves. Although the bush is home to plenty of dangerous animals, it’s easy to stay safe by simply following park rules and regulations and always listening to your Uganda wildlife safari guide. Basic tips include;

Stay in the safari vehicle at all times during the game drive (unless you’re told by your guide that it’s safe to get out).
Always check your shoes for venomous spiders if you have walked in the bush
If you decide to camp when you safari Uganda, don’t ever feed wild animals when they approach your camp site because you are only encouraging aggressive behavior.
If hiking Mount Rwenzori or Mount Elgon is part of your safari to Uganda then don’t forget to ensure that the equipment used is up to standard and ensure that you are cautious about altitude sickness and consulted a doctor earlier.

How to stay safe during Uganda safari tours for solo women travelers

If you are a solo female traveler, you may want to take extra precautions when you tour Uganda.

To avoid being made to feel uncomfortable by unwanted sexual attention, consider dressing conservatively, trousers are a good option when you can’t wear a skirt or dress, avoid skimpy dresses and short pants.
Make sure to research hotels carefully and always stay in a safe area. Booking hotels in the affluent areas of towns is a great option.
Never accept lifts from strangers and be cautious of anyone trying to help you hail a taxi on the street.

It’s great to go on safari and return home safe, always remember these tips and also take personal precautions to avoid regretting your trip. Also remember these tips for a Tanzania safari, Tanzania tour, Kenya safari, tour Kenya, Rwanda safari or Congo tour. It’s wise to remember these tips and consider them not only how to stay safe in Tanzania but then how to stay safe on safari anywhere in the continent.

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The best time to visit Uganda’s Kidepo national park is during the Dry season (September to March).

Kidepo is however located in a semi-arid region and can be visited throughout the year. The Wet season months (April to August) are pleasantly less hot and bring beautiful scenery. Bird watching is at its best at this time as well.

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A trip to Uganda’s Kidepo Valley National Park can be undertaken by road and air. When flying from abroad, you’ll arrive at Entebbe International Airport (EBB).

It is located 40km from the capital (Kampala). Your local Uganda tour operator will usually arrange for you to be picked up at the airport and will take care of all further transportation as part of your Uganda safari package.

Uganda road trip to Kidepo National Park

There are several routes to Kidepo Valley National Park. These include;

Kampala – Karuma – Gulu – Kitgum – Kidepo

This is the most direct route, through Gulu to Lokumoit Gate and takes about (571) 10 hours drive. The trip can be broken up with an overnight stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary, Chobe Safari Lodge, Gulu or Kitgum.

Two longer routes pass through the remote Karamoja subregion, arriving at Nataba Gate. These include

Kampala – Mbale – Sironko – Moroto – Kotido – Kaabong – Kidepo

This route in popularity for travellers on a Uganda trip seeking to explore the real wilderness and authentic African lifestyle, as it was years back.

It is approximately 740km and takes a 12 hours drive. There are several attractions along this route to break the road travel.

The route takes the eastern direction from Kampala, traverses the Mabira rainforest and crosses the mighty River Nile at Jinja town. The visitors have an opportunity to tour Lake Victoria and explore the source of the Nile.

To access Sironko town, branch to the right a few kilometers on Mbale-Soroti road. The hike to the Sipi falls in Sironko is exciting and a test of body fitness while the travelers explore life in the countryside touring coffee plantations and interacting with indigenous people.

The travelers on this route have an opportunity to explore Matheniko and Bokora wildlife reserves, wander into the wilderness and discover breathtaking landscapes in virgin territory. The travelers can opt to spend a night in Kapchorwa or Moroto towns.

Kampala – Mbale – Soroti – Moroto – Kotido – Kaabong – Kidepo

This route takes the eastern direction from Kampala bisects the Mabira rainforest and crosses the bridge on the Nile before accessing Jinja.

The visitors explore the source of the Nile where she departs Lake Victoria for her 6400 km long travel to the Mediterranean Sea.

The visitors on this route can tour the Nyero rock in Kumi town and explore the authentic African lifestyle. Kumi and Soroti are strategic towns for a night depending on which tourism activity visitors take part in to break the long travel.

The route is about 792km and takes approximately 13 hours drive.

Note: Driving is rewarding, as Kidepo itself, however, road conditions are sometimes poor and a 4WD vehicle is essential.

Uganda domestic flights to Kedepo Valley National Park

The best and the fastest way to get to Kidepo Valley National Park is by a scheduled or chartered flight. Flights between parks are usually scheduled by your Uganda safari tour operator. They will also arrange for your pick-up from the airport or your hotel in most cases.

A flight to Kidepo Valley National Park takes about 2 hours from either Entebbe international airport or Kajjansi airstrip in Kampala.

Aerolink operates scheduled domestic flights from Entebbe airport to Lomej airstrip in the Apoka tourism zone on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays departing at 12:30 hours and arriving Kidepo at 14:45 hours.

Fly Uganda are other private air travel companies that offer charter flights to Lomej airstrip. The airstrip at Lomej is approximately 3 kilometers (2 mi) south of the headquarters of Kidepo Valley National Park.

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• Luxury safari lodges
• Midrange safari lodges
• Budget safari lodge.

 Luxury safari lodges in Kidepo Valley National Park

1. Kidepo Apoka Safari Lodge

Apoka safari lodges are the only high-end Uganda safari lodge found inside Kidepo valley national park strategically located overlooking the Narus River Valley.

The lodge was built with everything handmade by the local craftsmen with only wooden materials to avoid meddling with the natural appearance of the park.

Accommodation at Apoka safari lodge

There are 10 expansive rooms with natural canvas walls surrounding a rocky kopje with endless views across the savannah.

With inside sitting rooms and private verandas, there are plenty of places for you to relax, read, and sprawl during your Uganda holiday here.

Big hand-hewn beds with soft duvets are draped with mosquito nets, hand-woven woolen carpets, extra-large plush towels, and oversized dressing gowns.

The rooms at Apoka have been built with comfort in mind. Everything is handmade by local craftsmen, everything is large and capacious.

Facilities at Apoka safari lodge

• An outdoor stone bathtub, big enough to fit the whole family.
• The swimming pool at Apoka Lodge is deep and cool and has been carved out of a big rock. This is the kind of pool that makes you want to jump in, splashing and yelling, feeling like a kid again.
• Apoka lodge also has an excellent restaurant that will provide all kinds of meals upon prior booking, the lodge is basically in a remote dry region, and water and food supply are limited.
• The lodge bar is also fully equipped with different kinds of wines and beer for guests to explore when relaxing at the lodge.

Midrange safari lodges in Kidepo Valley National Park

1. Kidepo Savannah Lodge

Kidepo Savannah Lodge is situated on the edge of Kidepo Valley National Park. Being just 500 meters away from Kalokudo gate, the lodge is literally a stone’s throw from the park.

It offers unparalleled vistas of the expansive Narus Valley, Mount Morungole, and the distant mountain ranges which form the border with Southern Sudan.

The lodge is inspired by the savannah surroundings, the grasslands, and rocky outcrops, and by the Karamajong, the tribe with their typical manyattas and colorful blankets.

Accommodations at Kidepo Savannah lodge include;

Self-contained safari tents

• The Lodge has 12 beautifully appointed safari tents on raised decks.
• Each is spacious and has a private verandah that offers splendid views of the mighty savannah.
• Comfortably furnished with 1 double or 2 single beds, all safari tents have an ensuite bathroom with 24 hours hot showers, running water for hand basins, and a flushing toilet.

Non-self-contained safari tents

• For visitors on an Uganda safari on a budget, Kidepo Savannah Lodge offers 9 non-self-contained tents.
• These are comfortably furnished with 2 single or 1 double bed, a bedside table, and a power outlet for charging your electrical equipment.
• The views into the park are vast and magnificent with an occasional herd of elephants or buffaloes passing by.
• The tents share a communal ablution block with hot showers and flushing toilets.
• No need to worry about linen as all bedding and towels are provided.

Facilities and services at Kidepo Savannah lodge include;

The thatched dining and bar area offers one of the finest views over the Park.

The vistas stretching up to southern Sudan are just breathtaking but so are the starry skies.

From the wooden deck in front of the restaurant one can often witness the milky way that only National Geographic is able to catch.

Dinners are 4-course meals while during lunch 2 courses are served.

Because everything on-site runs off solar, including the fridges and freezers, the lodge work with a fixed menu but if you have any dietary requirement you will be catered for.

2. Adere Safari Lodge

Adere Safari Lodge is a midrange accommodation near Kidepo Valley National Park.

The accommodation at the lodge includes 20 self-contained chalets sleeping a maximum of 20 pax in single rooms, with a comfortable lounge where you can read the in-house book collection.

Facilities and services at Adere Safari Lodge include;

• A restaurant that serves different meals-breakfast, lunch, and dinner indoors and outdoors while enjoying the stunning beauty of the park.
• A well-stocked bar with both soft and hard drinks
• A swimming pool to cool off that hot Kidepo afternoon
• Solar electricity is available full time
• Free parking spaces are available
• Laundry services are available
• Wi-Fi is available
• Spa

3. Nga Moru Wilderness Camp

Nga Moru which also means “a place of rocks” is also a mid-range lodge in Kidepo valley national park positioned close outside the park boundary, also overlooking the Narus river valley that contains large groups of animals and other wildlife species.

This is a great place to relax while viewing wildlife during your Uganda vacation in Kidepo.

Accommodation at Nga Moru Wilderness Camp

Nga Moru wilderness camp has 5 comfortable and spacious rooms/caravans, all with en suite bathrooms and a veranda overlooking Narus valley. The rooms have both warm and cold showers.

Facilities at Nga Moru Wilderness Camp

• Restaurant- provides meals of all kinds and dietary requirements are also considered upon prior notifications.
• Bar-fully stocked will all kind of beer, spirits, and wines
• Laundry services
• Parking

Budget Uganda safari accommodation In Kidepo Valley National Park

1. Apoka Rest Camp

Apoka rest camp is found in the Kidepo valley national park north of northern Uganda situated in the westerly Narus valley with accommodation in 10 thatched rondavels. It is managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Accommodations at Apoka rest camp include;

16 self-contained chalets are offered at this camp which is a hostel consisting of 14 bandas each having 2 beds and they are not self-contained.

Visitors intending to camp have to carry their own tent along with other camping gear.

Facilities at Apoka Rest Camp

They don’t offer food or drinks to visitors. Visitors are advised to carry enough food plus drinks to last them throughout their stay in the park.

In other words, cooking may be organized by the staff of the camp plus other additional diets like goat meat and chicken organized from the close-by community intended for visitors that intend to stay longer. Other facilities include toilets outside the cabins and bandas.

2. Kakine & Nagusokopire Campsites

These two UWA campsites overlook the stunning Narus Valley.  A shelter, flushing toilets, water, and firewood are provided as well as a ranger guide to entertain guests with cultural stories and other local information.

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