Queen Elizabeth National Park is a wildlife safari destination situated in Southwestern Uganda. This park is renowned for its large populations of big cats and elephants. Visitors will find self-drive safaris across the open plains in Kasenyi particularly engaging, as this is where most game drives occur. Lions, leopards, and hippos are often seen, especially during the early morning hours. The Kazinga Channel, which links Lake Edward and Lake George, serves as a vital resource for this natural park. During the afternoon launch cruise, which can be taken from the Mweya Peninsula or the Kazinga Bridge in Katunguru, one can observe water birds and reptiles. Queen Elizabeth National Park is positioned north of Bwindi National Park in Uganda. Self-drive safaris originating from Rwanda that also include Uganda ultimately lead to this wildlife haven. The park boasts a rich diversity of wildlife, with the tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha sector being particularly famous. This area, located in the southern part of Queen Elizabeth National Park, attracts hundreds of visitors each year for tours.