Queen Elizabeth National Park Savanna
Location Briefing: Queen Elizabeth NP

Craters &
Canopies.

Uganda’s most diverse ecosystem, where volcanic explosion craters meet the predator-rich plains of the rift valley floor.

Sector Range

1,978 KM²

Tactical Mode

Boat / 4x4 / Trek

Environment

Savanna & Gorge

Fauna Asset

Tree-Climbing Lions

Kazinga Channel Waterway 01. WATERWAY
Tree Climbing Lions in Fig Tree 02. APEX ASSET
Kyambura Gorge Sunken Forest 03. GORGE RECON

Area Intel

"From the shadows of the Rwenzori Mountains to the banks of the Kazinga Channel, this sector is a masterclass in topographical variety."

Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP) is a high-density intelligence zone. The mission signature is the Ishasha Sector, world-renowned for its tree-climbing lions—a tactical adaptation rarely seen elsewhere.

The park is split by the Kazinga Channel, a natural waterway connecting Lake Edward and Lake George. This area holds one of the world's highest concentrations of hippos and Nile crocodiles. To the east, the Kyambura Gorge—the "Valley of Apes"—provides a sunken rainforest environment for chimpanzee tracking.

Strategic Notes

Volcanic explosion craters trail 04. Geological Intel
  • 01 Kazinga Recon: Boat-based observation offers a high-fidelity visual of elephants and buffaloes hydrating at the water's edge.
  • 02 Explosion Craters: Navigate the Katwe-Kikorongo trail to see 72 volcanic craters, some holding salt lakes still mined by local communities.
  • 03 Birding Intel: With over 600 species, QENP has the highest bird count of any protected area in East Africa.

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